Dutton

Rubbra's First Violin Sonata is a notable achievement all round: its first two movements exhibit a bittersweet lyricism that will strike a chord with anyone who has ever responded to, say, John... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

Rubbra was an excellent pianist, and his output for the instrument spans pretty much his entire career. It's the earliest work here, the Sonatina of 1928-9, that proves by far the most technically... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

The Overture 1940 is given a suitably tense outing...a rewarding programme. It helps us once again to re-set our musical and historical compasses while at the same time providing stimulating... — MusicWeb International, February 2013 More…

This another foray into totally unexplored territory where Lewis Foreman and Dutton have lifted the dust off forgotten scores...The Reizenstein is relentlessly energetic in the outer movements... — Gramophone Magazine, April 2012 More…

Although a fair amount of his music for voices has been recorded, Kenneth Leighton's orchestral and instrumental music is seriously under-represented in the catalogue. This most impressive disc... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

In this absorbing anthology of British orchestral songs, wchich splendidly showcases the vocal artistry of baritone Roderick Williams, Elgar bulks largest...This disc has Dutton's quintessential... — BBC Music Magazine, September 2010, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Both symphonies culminate in a turbulent moto perpetuo finale to leave the listener in no doubt as to Butterworth's confident and resourceful handling of the orchestra. …the Viola Concerto…... — Gramophone Magazine, August 2009 More…