LSO Live

…Davis is marvellous at bringing out the subtleties of Elgar's orchestration. Subsidiary middle voices that are often inaudible at the hands of less sensitive interpreters are beautifully clear... — BBC Music Magazine, July 2007, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

…these reflective, deeply felt performances are among the most penetrating on disc. — BBC Music Magazine, January 2009, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

Dave Brubeck is unique among jazz's elder statesmen. While most have remained locked in eternal competition with their past, struggling to approximate heroic statements made in their prime,... — Stuart Nicolson, The TelegraphMore…

Among the slowest of accounts [of the Prélude], it briefly seems as if the flute's intoxicating gestures have left the orchestra in a torpor - though Gergiev's reluctance to break the spell... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2011, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

[Noseda] has a firm handle on the depth and breadth of the symphony, chronicling his way through its empty wastes and bone-crushing upheavals of rolling percussion. The first movement’s long... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2019More…

Znaider’s lovely tone and delicacy of touch are a pleasure, and the LSO, taught by Colin Davis to play as chamber musicians, support him faithfully. — Sunday Times, 25th March 2018More…

A vivid live recording of the perennial classic, let down a little by the narration. Though not without nuance, it’s borderline hollered in places. — BBC Music Magazine, October 2018, 3 out of 5 starsMore…

Noseda scarcely puts a foot wrong and for some listeners that may be the problem...It might be argued that the orchestra has never played the Fifth ‘better’ and, as the performance has been... — Gramophone Magazine, July 2020More…