Beulah

They are fascinating performances, notably the Beethoven, where the conductor's brilliant fast speeds and few repeats get through the work in about 22 minutes. The Saint Saens gives the impression... — International Record Review More…

was happy to encounter Beulah's expert transfer/remastering of Sir Adrian Boult's first recording of Schubert's Ninth, a brilliantly executed performance (BBCSO), swift and breezy, and, as almost... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2008 More…

Here we have another fine restoration of one rarity and one star in Decca's post-war catalogue...[Zareska] sings Mahler's sparsely orchestrated songs with touching innocence...This [is a] justly... — Audiophile Audition More…

The Eroica belies its eighty-plus years, with lithe, light outer movements, and a funeral march which actually marches, but still retains emotional depth. The Bach items have worn less well,... — BBC Music Magazine, March 2009, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Beulah's star release has Anthony Collins conduct a programme of "British" music. Rarely have I encountered a more sensitively nuanced reading of Vaughan Williams Tallis Fantasia, with some... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2008 More…

A disc of contrasting moods and reflections - from the elemental and brooding to the wistful and light. Interpretative decisions are from the top drawer from both conductors — MusicWeb International More…