We find Paul Wee guilty, m’lud, of being a magnificent pianist.

Muller’s Mozart mission makes its point in magnificent fashion.

Nézet-Séguin luxuriates in Mahler’s most grandiose conception.

Scarlatti delights, but is four discs too much of a good thing?

Melnikov’s probing Prokofiev goes from strength to strength.

Melodiya opens a unique window on time.

The new Beethoven 2020 Complete Edition set really does set a new benchmark, and includes many of the greatest Beethoven recordings of all time, says Clive Paget.

Hipster fivesome prove they're just as good live as they are in the studio.

The young Shostakovich's incidental music for Mayakovsky's farcical play proves a delight.

Another generous helping proves that when it comes to women composers, Australia has always been a leading light.

Conservative’s music emerges as shapely and consistently engaging.

At last, here's a CD that certainly is for the birds.