Schumann - Violin Concerto in D minor Op. posth.

Marwood's tone is notably characteristically focused with a notable sweetness which is matched by Wallin...Boyd and his Scottish players set ideal tempi in outer movements, enabling Marwood... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2012 More…

The Brahms receives a great performance from Weithaas, Hornung, and Manze, commanding and assertive without being overbearing. Musicianship is the key word here. Rather than take apart each... — Fanfare, Jul/Aug 2020 More…

Wallin captures a freshness and energy in his performance. Brushing aside those associations of madness that have coloured Schumann's music, Wallin and his equally dedicated orchestra and conductor... — Classic FM Magazine, October 2011, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The Concerto finds Schumann staring into the abyss, but its slow movement, in particular, has an otherworldly atmosphere that is profoundly affecting. Carolin Widmann and the Chamber Orchestra... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2016, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Tetzlaff uses quite a bit of rubato in the opening [of the Mendelssohn], giving a few moments of doubtful ensemble...But he shapes dynamics and phrases sensitively, and the slow movement is... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2012, 3 out of 5 stars More…

[the Concerto] has a slow movement of otherworldly beauty… Baiba Skride negotiates it admirably… her silky pianissimo playing in the Violin Concerto is a decided asset. It’s a valuable and enterprising... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas Issue 2013 More…