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That doyen of light music, Robert Farnon gives us a creamily smooth and up-tempo swoon in the shape of Manhattan Playboy – feel-good stuff...All in all this is sumptuous stuff and its pretty... — MusicWeb International, 7th May 2013More…

Very nicely recorded, there are certainly no nasty surprises in any of these performances in terms of production or performance...Stinton shows how you can maintain musical flow and keep up... — MusicWeb International, 26th July 2013More…

equally brilliant with two quite different sides of this composer, with the luxuriant virtuosity of the the Etudes in particular being thrown off with a zestful freedom that must always be rare... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

Similar feelings (soaring spontaneity and deeply perceptive intelligence) attend his readings of the Shostakovich concertos - added to which is my growing certainty that this version of No.I... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

..excellent performances of some captivatingly colourful music. (Russian Easter Festival) splendidly exuberant playing from players who naturally have the stuff of the music in their bones...marvellous... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

Stinton finds plenty of interest in the music and interprets it with spirit and virtuosity. Her phrases are well thought-out and articulation clear and effective. The beautifully written and... — Gramophone MagazineMore…

On the strength of these two performances of demanding works, the Welsh conductor was capable of inspiring great orchestra to great heights. This recording with the London Symphony Orchestra... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2018, 4 out of 5 starsMore…