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Martin Jones is a skilled and sensitive artist with an imaginative response that is faultless. — Gramophone Magazine More…

Oistrakh’s famous (Decca) account of the Scottish Fantasia, coupled originally with the Hindemith Concerto, finds more logical musical bedfellows alongside his fine Bruch No. 1 (EMI) and Brahms... — BBC Music Magazine, January 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

It's a rhythmically taut, finely structured reading with plenty of dynamism and thrust, but giving full rein to the work's deep elegiac aspects and darker shadings. — BBC Music Magazine, October 2007, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The two Serenades are perhaps often overlooked pieces in Brahms's output, but this recording conducted by Claudio Abbado makes you wonder why! The Berlin Philharmonic play with real warmth. These... — James Longstaffe, Presto Classical, November 2014 More…

Both the Waltzes and the Hungarian Dances are extremely demanding in their two-hand form, and in the latter collection you could often believe that the 20 fingers of two duettists must be involved,... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…