Most Recent Releases

WALTER in New York

by Andrew Rose February 13, 2026

Bruno Walter’s 1953 Carnegie Hall performance of Gustav Mahler’s Das Lied von der Erde captures the conductor in late style: unhurried, humane, and utterly assured. Drawn from a live broadcast and newly rema...

BARBIROLLI conducts Brahms Symphonies

by Andrew Rose February 06, 2026

Sir John Barbirolli’s recordings of Brahms’s Third and Fourth Symphonies with the Hallé Orchestra remain among the most personal and humane accounts in the catalogue. Shaped by long melodic line, subtle int...

BOULT conducts Mahler

by Andrew Rose January 30, 2026

This week’s release brings together two strands of Sir Adrian Boult’s Mahler in a rare collaboration between Andrew Rose and Mark Obert-Thorn. The First Symphony, recorded in stereo in 1958 for Everest with ...

REINER conducts Salome & Elektra

by Andrew Rose January 23, 2026

When Fritz Reiner brought Richard Strauss’s Salome and Elektra to the Metropolitan Opera in 1952, he revealed these scores in their most uncompromising light. These are performances of iron discipline and fi...

ELGAR His First Electrical Recordings

by Andrew Rose January 16, 2026

Sir Edward Elgar entered London’s Queen’s Hall in April 1926 to make his first electrical recordings, capturing Enigma Variations alongside a group of shorter orchestral works in performances of rare authori...

MENUHIN plays Grieg Sonatas

by Andrew Rose January 09, 2026

This week we release a very special recording: Yehudi Menuhin in the three Edvard Grieg violin sonatas, recorded at Abbey Road in 1957. These performances capture Menuhin at his most intimate and inward, par...

Sir Dan Godfrey & the LSO

by Andrew Rose December 19, 2025

Our final release of the year turns the spotlight on the unjustly forgotten Sir Dan Godfrey in a revelatory performance of Vaughan Williams’ A London Symphony, recorded in 1925 using the composer’s expanded ...

BEECHAM's Astonishing 1959 Messiah!

by Andrew Rose December 12, 2025

Sir Thomas Beecham’s 1959 Messiah is one of the most striking reimaginings of Handel ever committed to record. Working with Sir Eugene Goossens’s richly coloured, full-symphonic orchestration, Beecham transf...

RODZINSKI NBC 1938, Volume 3

by Andrew Rose December 05, 2025

Artur Rodziński’s December 1938 broadcasts with the NBC Symphony capture the orchestra in its blazing early prime, recorded live from Radio City’s Studio 8H. Across two programmes he draws electrifying perfo...

BARBIROLLI Vaughan Williams Symphonies

by Andrew Rose November 28, 2025

Sir John Barbirolli’s Vaughan Williams cycle with the Hallé Orchestra remains one of the great interpretive landmarks in British music. These four symphonies, recorded between 1944 and 1957, reveal a conduct...

WEINGARTNER conducts Berlioz and Liszt

by Andrew Rose November 21, 2025

Pristine continues its centenary salute to the dawn of electrical recording with a landmark release: Felix Weingartner’s pioneering 1925 Symphonie Fantastique. These sessions, wrapped up exactly a century ag...

JORDÁ conducts Spanish Music

by Andrew Rose November 14, 2025

Enrique Jordá’s 1959 recording of Falla’s El sombrero de tres picos returns in sparkling new restoration, bursting with the rhythmic heat and vivid colour that made him one of the great interpreters of Spani...

SARGENT conducts Holst

by Andrew Rose November 07, 2025

Sir Malcolm Sargent’s 1957 Planets with the BBC Symphony Orchestra was one of EMI’s earliest and most spectacular stereo triumphs — a vivid, spacious recording that Gramophone hailed as “the most vivid bit o...