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He was a child prodigy whose early virtuosity blossomed into genius, unmatched throughout his life by any of his contemporaries……...He was one of the greatest violinists of the century. — The Guardian More…

Age cannot wither Oistrakh's passionate Sibelius, or his Szymanowski, though the latter needs clearer orchestral sound. — BBC Music Magazine, February 2014, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Demonstrating sensitivity and with an exactingly crisp definition to each note, Emil Gilels’s 1957 recording is both intimate and universal. The improvisatory quality is not lost in his freshness... — MusicWeb International, 21st February 2014 More…

There are the extrovert pleasures of the concertos by Tessarini and Veracini, an Italianate brace that get straight to the point with extrovert flair...Suave lyricism and virtuosic panache are... — MusicWeb International, 14th April 2014 More…

Brendel plays with a mixture of heart and head that is most satisfying, to which he adds countless touches of pianism that delight... Brendel does nothing to startle; what he does do is far... — Gramophone Magazine More…

Oistrakh's muscular way with Mozart could be old-fashioned, but is utterly beguiling. His Beethoven is a classic, with a subtle depth of tone and feeling. both are enhanced by Clutyens's expertly... — BBC Music Magazine, September 2010, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The transfer might leave the Vienna Volksoper orchestra (not the Staatsoper as credited) sounding a little glassy, but Brendel and Klein are suavely matched in the give-and-take of the two-piano... — BBC Music Magazine, July 2012, 4 out of 5 stars More…