Martino Tirimo - Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor Op. 18, Rhapsody'A passionately committed performance outstanding recommendation' [BBC Radio]; 'I enjoyed the whole sweep of his conception, his commanding pianism and complete sympathy with the music I enjoyed both performances enormously The recording has an overall sound that is full and rich' [Gramophone] 'this is the best recording of the Paganini Rhapsody I've ever heard'. [Fanfare, USA]

Zvi Plesser and Éric Le Sage

MADE IN ABYSS

"was to make the guitar sing

Giacomo Voli convinces as always as an exorbitantly great singer with technical finesse

and it was with Miller's backing that he started his own orchestra in 1939

coupling a dance from a solo cello suite by Bach with an Armenian song that she performs with great sensitivity

Serebrier's luminous lyricism

and Ignaz Friedman - all three great pianists and composers

in that he was talented multi-instrumentalist who led his own orchestra from the age of 16

' illustrates the 'profoundly sentimental' side of French opera from the 1830s to the 1900s

Whenever I study this epochal composition

Tori Allen-Martin