Violinist Nicola Benedetti pays homage to the Silver Screen with a host of romantic and passionate film score arrangements, of which those by Erich Korngold provide the original impetus.

The first in a projected complete symphony series, but it’s a little too early to predict the outcome.

A marvelous representation of these pieces that succeeds on every level.

Dumay and Lortie collaborate on two post-Romantic violin sonatas of passion and power, their architectural beauties pre-eminent in these thoughtful renditions.

Three Debussy releases with something to offer. On points, Angela Hewitt is the winner, but Carlo Grante offers the most interesting program of the three.

Two brilliantly effective works from the opposite ends of the Romantic period are rendered with fervent passion by players from the recent Utrecht Chamber Music Festival.

A rising star in great repertory with fantastic sound. Need convincing?

A rather rare and extremely effective comparison of two diverse composers.

Consistency abounds, but interpretation is not matched by choice in execution.

Mostly for those with a complete Philip Glass collection.