Great Naxos recordings

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	"A Mahlerian 4th and Beethovenian 5th that are also perfectly Sibelian."

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	"Beautifully shaped, unhistrionic performances."

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	"Fine version of a work that seems unlikely ever to get an 'ideal' performance."

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	"Need convincing about DVD-A? This should work. Great interpretation too."

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	"Hats off to Naxos for going beyond the Third. Brutal, stirring and intensely spiritual."

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	"Possibly the best recording of this essential contemporary repertoire."

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	"Tveitt is a true original while recognisably in the Scandinavian tradition. Treat yourself."

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	"Cantus Arcticus sells better, but this is less gimmicky. Deep and occasionally terrifying."

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	"First recording to follow Pärt's instructions fully. Beatifully sung with just the right degree of detachment."

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	"If all you know about Cage is 4'33", Naxos have the antidote. Magical and constantly surprising."

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	"Wonderful works done by an exciting young group. Franck and Debussy fans, dive in."

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	"Ignore the 3-star review for supposed 'inaccessibility': Bartok's piano music is like breathing fresh air after air freshener."

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	"His violin sonatas, though, ARE tricky listening -- but worth it."

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	"Technically breathtaking performances, still sounding great."

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	"The Kodalys' Haydn is justly celebrated. Op 54 is flashier than most and a great intro to this repertoire."

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	"Want to hear the world's most beautiful melody perfectly played? It's here. The finale is a slight let-down though."

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	"Brahms's solo piano works are unfairly neglected. Some lovely stuff here."

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	"Definitive performances from a group close to the source. Particularly lovely flute sound."

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	"Superbly well-drilled account of a shattering, unforgettable masterpiece."

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	"For those ready to explore beyond the concertos and find the 'other' Vivaldi."

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	"Stiff competition even in this price bracket, but holds its own. And the more Turangalilas the better."