Warner Classics

The playing is infectiously high-spirited and extremely well recorded… the performances are full of fun and caprice and, as I say, superbly polished. Recommended, above all for esprit and freedom... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

Simon Trpceski turns to Debussy's withdrawn poetry and fantasy with an ease and delicacy that suggest, once more, a wholly exceptional artist.
He is, perhaps above all, harmonically aware, with... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…

In Pictures at an Exhibition I cannot imagine a performance truer to the finesse of Ravel's scoring. In the opening "Promenade" alone there are myriad subtleties of phasing and dynamics. What... — Gramophone Magazine, July 2008More…

EMI’s Great Recordings of the Century is exactly what it says: these classic interpretations warrant a place in everybody’s collection. — The TimesMore…

This is a welcome separating of Andsnes's last Schubert sonatas from their couplings with Bostridge's way with some Lieder. These are noble accounts, but limited in an intensely competitive... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2008, 3 out of 5 starsMore…

David Pyatt, Gramophone's Young Artist of the Year in 1996, provides performances in which calm authority and high imagination fuse; and this disc comlements the nobility and urbanity of Dennis... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…

RVW's settings again reflect his song collecting; his friend Holst's are more eclectic, including Hardy poems and the Rig Veda. Somewhat Edwardian in the fa-la manner but atmospherically beautiful... — BBC Music Magazine, August 2008, 4 out of 5 starsMore…