Nightingales sing loud and clear in part two of a must-have cycle.

Pitch perfect interpretations of works spanning a composer’s chequered lifetime.

A pair of world premieres headline a diverse and well-played Rautavaara survey.

Experimental chamber works at their best when things get physical.

Four sopranos, two rivals, one intriguing new recording.

Melnikov’s acclaimed Prokofiev Sonata cycle concludes with authoritative élan.

I Fagiolini lead a revival of the English madrigal.

Engaging, enjoyable music from somewhere over the rainbow in the Land of Oz.

Another interesting voice emerges from the melee of the mid-20th century.

Vick and Wellber’s anti-Parsifal has much to say that needs saying.

Swiss twist to how a forgotten Englishwoman emerged from the shadows.

A labour of love from a colourful composer.