Book of Hours

Gramophone Magazine - EDITOR'S CHOICE
"...the present recordings are all special in the imagination and excitement they convey."
BBC Music Magazine
"Recordings are generally excellent, with the spatial effects of Imagin'd Corners nicely evoked"

Three String Quartets and Variations

"We have, of course, come to expect the highest standards from the Maggini/Naxos alliance - and this new issue does not disappoint.."

"Boasting sound and balance of impressive realism, in addition to lucid notes by John Belcher of the Rawsthorne Trust and the composer himself, it's got to be one of my discs of the year."

Full review on page 89 of November's Gramophone Magazine

Violin Sonatas - No 1; No3

"The Potton Hall recording is absolutely first-rate to match and, as should be abundantly clear by now, this is a superlative issue.."

Full review on page 86 of November's Gramophone Magazine

Spirit Garden

"Also and the Bournemouth SO give a suitably five-star performance, entering into its rarefied atmosphere and delivering its luminous narrative threads with admirable clarity of line. The recording, made at the Concert Hall, Lighthouse, Poole, is most impressive, with enormous presence and range."

Full review on page 54 of October's International Record Review

Earth and Air and Rain; By Footpath and Stile; To a poet

"Recordings on both discs balance singer and instruments to something like perfection."

Full review on page 80 of September's BBC Music Magazine

Two Scenes from the Death of Count Ugolino; Motus; Stirling Choruses

"Recordings on both discs balance singer and instruments to something like perfection."

Full review on page 70 of September's BBC Music Magazine