Another discovery from Wallfisch, and another splendid female composer.

Eloquence revisits mid-20th century recordings originally released to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mozart’s birth.

A colourful collection and a serious symphony from a Hungarian master.

Layton’s spirited conducting makes the music sound as if it had been composed yesterday.

Three great conductors and a host of rare repertoire makes for compelling listening.

Alexander Gavrylyuk's speed and strength are showcased in a program combining introspection and melancholy with slapstick energy.

Sparkling Saint-Saëns and heartbreaking Shostakovich prove a winning combination.

Wallisch dances up a final storm in the 1920s and 30s.

Jaime Martín's Spanish bonbons make for a colourful display.

Alessio Elia produces luminous celestial keys, without the keys.

Decca boxes up Kaufmann's golden years, operas and all.

Adès suites: alternately shocking, magic, and a hell of a lot of fun.