Martha Argerich plays Mozart live from Tokyo

Martha Argerich (Piano); Renaud Capuçon (Violin); Gautier Capuçon (Cello); Paul Gulda (Piano); Rico Gulda (Piano);

"...the visceral thrill of the playing of Martha Argerich, the elusive pianist and cult favourite, certainly merited the eager anticipation that her appearances always generate." (The New York Times)

Mozart: Cecilia Bartoli Sings Mozart

Cecilia Bartoli (Mezzo);

"Superb - a masterclass in the vocal arts, how to conduct Mozart and how to direct a film of the occasion...director Brian Large captures a great singer at the height of her powers guided by the inspirational Harnoncourt. Bartoli sings five arias in her inimitable way followed by Harnoncourt's illuminating performance of the 'Prague' Symphony. Add to this two neat features on how the concert was recorded and prepared, plus a superb booklet by Misha Donat, and you have a very classy package indeed." (Classic FM)

Mozart: Cecilia Bartoli Sings Mozart

Cecilia Bartoli (Mezzo);

"Superb - a masterclass in the vocal arts, how to conduct Mozart and how to direct a film of the occasion...director Brian Large captures a great singer at the height of her powers guided by the inspirational Harnoncourt. Bartoli sings five arias in her inimitable way followed by Harnoncourt's illuminating performance of the 'Prague' Symphony. Add to this two neat features on how the concert was recorded and prepared, plus a superb booklet by Misha Donat, and you have a very classy package indeed." (Classic FM)

Prom at the Palace - The Queen's Concerts, Buckingham Palace (BBC) (PAL)

Dame Kiri Te Kanawa (Soprano); Sir Thomas Allen (Baritone); Mstislav Rostropovich (Cello); Roberto Alagna (Tenor); Angela Gheorghiu (Soprano); Julian Bliss (Clarinet);

Strauss: Renée Fleming in Concert (Salzburg Festival)

Renée Fleming (Soprano);

"Strauss's ingenious orchestral passages are highlighted." (BBC Music Magazine)

The Imcomparable Celibidache - Box Set

"Sergiu Celibidache's Bruckner is often monumental. It is also revelatory in a way no other Bruckner conductor equals. Celibidache conducts these great symphonies as if he were King Lear himself, for in every bar of Bruckner's scores he scales heights of pathos and emotion most other conductors simply do not see in Bruckner's writing." (Musicweb International - Bruckner)