Resonus Classics

The Prince Regent’s Band score brownie points by adhering to Ewald’s original scoring, in this case a pair of cornets, althorn, baritone and tuba, instead of the standard line-up of two trumpets,... — The Arts Desk, 25th November 2017 More…

Unsurprisingly, Scott’s playing is sumptuous and utterly ravishing — Classical Music, January 2019 More…

The main connecting thread – one of several – linking the four works in this engaging French recital for alto saxophone is women…Borne’s Carmen Fantasy is pleasant enough and virtuosically delivered.... — Gramophone Magazine, April 2019 More…

The sound of this recording is spacious, clear, well balanced, and realistic, with excellent definition of the individual instruments and their timbres. This release demonstrates that the products... — Fanfare, September/October 2020 More…

Finnish flautist Sami Junnonen and his three string colleagues of Chamber Domaine play them straightforwardly for what they are: clean modern flute technique with not too much vibrato; crisp... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

In between fresh, brisk Beethoven and eloquent, confident Schubert they offer a substantial novelty: the premiere recording of the wonderfully buoyant Piano Trio No 6 in C minor, Op 186, Serenade... — The Observer, 4th February 2018 More…

it is Michael Berkeley who provides the real musical highlight of the disc with his dazzling virtuoso showpiece Wild Bells...one just wonders how many years it took Winpenny to develop the kind... — MusicWeb International, June 2013 More…

Rich and quite strange, to paraphrase Shakespeare is the only possible summation of this dazzling, bewildering collection of songs written for and inspired by Shakespeare. Spence is game for... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2013 More…

The period instruments blend well in Tausch’s gentle Harmoniemusik, a sequence of perky dances, rondos and slower movements. It’s not the most striking music…[but] it works beautifully — Gramophone Magazine, December 2016 More…