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Martin Yates and the RSNO seem understandably swept away with the gripping music, and excellent sound helps makes this very much one of the most impressive Dutton discs to have come my way — Gramophone Magazine, April 2010 More…

Martin Yates secures excellent performances of all three works. Martelli's Symphony gets a particularly fine response from every section of the RSNO. — BBC Music Magazine, December 2011, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Yates conducts with appropriate majesty, his slow tempos very close to Ernest Irvin’s in the film. The RSNO and chorus are in powerful form, and Ilona Domnich contributes a strikingly eerie... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 5 out of 5 stars More…

[the Bax] is an engaging offering, full of yourhful confidence and displaying no little inventive flair…the very end [of the Butterworth], in which two trumpets play the last notes that appear... — Gramophone Magazine, May 2016 More…

The stand-out music...comes in Dark Pastoral. This is David Matthews's wonderfully skilled and imaginative, yet always-in-style completion of the slow movement of an unfinished cello concerto...Johnston's... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2012, 4 out of 5 stars More…

This valuable new release, the third volume in Martin Yates's Widor series, shows exactly why the Goethe-inspired score enjoyed success during the composer's lifetime…it is an orchestral tour... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2015, 5 out of 5 stars More…

The piano part [of the Concertstück] is full of the vertiginous scampering we find in so much 19th-century French piano music, to which Victor Sangiorgio does full justice; but perhaps Cecile... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Wright's idiom - both listener-friendly and superbly skilled, with never a wasted note - has no problems sustaining a 35-minute design. Violinist Fenella Humphreys responds to its elegiac reflection... — BBC Music Magazine, October 2012, 5 out of 5 stars More…