Dutton

in Helen Callus we have an outstanding player who is clearly dedicated to these works. In turn, she is quite superbly partnered by the BBC Concert Orchestra, whose fine playing here is surely... — International Record Review, July/August 2011 More…

These recordings of his large-scale solo string works with piano can only help to reinforce our awareness of his consummate mastery of extended musical forms in the demanding idiom of absolute... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2011 More…

such is soloist Alice Neary's skill in not over-playing her hand too early [in the Howells] that the unfolding of the material seems pleasingly organic. Her mellow, elegiac tone suits perfectly... — BBC Music Magazine, Awards Issue 2015, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Farrington's idealized versions is quite superb and his performance... really holds up the work as a significant addition to the repertoire...one can have little doubt that the piano arrangement... — International Record Review, March 2011 More…

Yates and the RSNO are also compelling in the vigorous Second Symphony (1882), but the highlight of the disc is the Cello Concerto. Torleif Thedeen's warm-toned playing of the solo part deserves... — BBC Music Magazine, September 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…

To avoid sounding mawkish, this kind of idiom needs a really focused sound in performance: Martin Yates conjures exactly that from the RLPO string section, which responds with serious class — Classic FM Magazine, November 2010, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Dutton is certainly to be congratulated on offering such a worthwhile disc of British music otherwise likely to be neglected, superbly played and vividly recorded. — Gramophone Magazine, May 2010 More…