Browse: Philip Martin (piano)

This repertoire is as delightful to listen to as it is to play … perfect evening listening — Classic FM Magazine More…

Philip Martin, who was a pupil of Reizenstein, is the ideal advocate for this music. Whether it is in the uncompromisingly serious Sonata No. 2 or in the skilled pastiche of the Lambeth Walk... — Gramophone Magazine, February 1990 More…

…Philip Martin's performances replace obvious dazzle with an engaging warmth and affection coupled with a mischievous twinkle when required. — Gramophone Magazine, February 2008 More…

It isn't only the playing here which gives such satisfaction, but the whole package is stylishly produced – Rousseau on the booklet cover and fine notes from Jeremy Nicholas. The piano sound... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

Two striking 1920s works: Frank Bridge's anguished war memorial (splendidly played) and Lambert's nervously syncopated Sonata. The thoughtful Reizenstein (1964) suggests Hindemith bathed in warm... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2015, 4 out of 5 stars More…

An important and recommendable issue ... to be welcomed wholeheartedly — CD Review More…

This is the first volume in a series in which the sequels cannot arrive too soon. The principal joy resides in Billy Mayrel's music - British piano pieces that are syncopated and melodious...Martin's... — BBC Music Magazine, July 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…