Instrumental

In her review, Kate Bolton-Porciatti believes pianist Cristian Sandrin has set the bar with his thrilling modern take on Purcell keyboard gems

In his review, Michael Church enjoys Pierre-Laurent Aimard’s wholehearted performance of György Kurtág’s epic piano cycle Játékok

In her review, Rebecca Franks enjoys Jean-Efflam Bavouzet’s characterful new take on the complete solo piano works of Ravel

In his review, Nicholas Kenyon enjoys the marvellous musicality in Timothy Ridout’s beautifully delivered showcase of solo works for the viola

In his review, Nicholas Kenyon enjoys Bertrand Chamayou’s vision and gripping performance in a clever tribute to Ravel

In his review, Michael Church enjoys this glowing reappraisal of John Field’s Nocturnes by Alice Sara Ott

In his review, Michael Church is left spellbound by Samson Tsoy’s artistry at the keyboard in this glorious show of reinterpreted works

In his review, Michael Jameson believes Ran Jia’s insightful take on this set of Mozart sonatas are an undeniable triumph and set a modern benchmark

In his review, Nicholas Anderson enjoys the bravura of the Italian harpsichordist Francesco Corti’s survey of these evocative solo works by Domenico Scarlatti

The outstanding French pianist Alexandre Kantorow makes light work of Brahms and Schubert in this exhilarating show, says Jessica Duchen in her review

In his review, Michael Church gets a warm glow from Duo Pleyel’s festive selection of four-hand piano arrangements

In her review, Jo Talbot is wowed by Giovanni Sollima’s technique and virtuosity in this ear-opening showcase of the cello’s thrilling sonic possibilities

'a compelling interpretation of repertoire spanning 400 years...' is how Ingrid Pearson describes Lucile Boulanger's captivating new album in her review...

Jan Smaczny finds harpsichordist Bertrand Cuiller’s enaging performance in this affectionate Bach survey intimate, dazzling and full of wonder

Rebecca Franks enjoys the poetry and virtuosity on show in this sparkling portrait of composer Amy Beach, in this review

In his review, John Allison calls Yunchan Lim's Chopin Études ‘…this is a remarkable feat that demands to be heard.’