Eloquence issues two of the best Mercury collections from the 1950s and 60s.

Music from great composers born in the same year makes for a zesty survey of the German, French and Italian Baroque styles.

Conductor Elim Chan and British pianist Stephen Hough deliver a program packed with heart.

Elegant pianism draws these fragments into a compelling exploration.

The London Sinfonietta is full of Viennese surprises while Doráti documents a moment in time.

A marvellous discovery for lovers of 20th-century French music.

Exuberant, colourful performances, introducing a gorgeous cello concerto.

Rattle’s Mahler at its zenith with his new orchestra.

A trawl of Columbia, RCA and Sony adds up to a magnificent recorded legacy.

A masterful overview of an eccentric but brilliant composer/arranger.

A Cuban pianist and an American violinist neatly boxed by Eloquence.

Gardner captures Tippett in mid-stream.