Unless you count a track on "My Favourite Hymn 2000" (available in all good record stores), I cannot really supply a professional discography and I am not allowed to stream any of my radio appearances for obvious reasons. Instead I would like to present my own favourite listening material by way of recommendation and also insight into my own musical perspective. If I feel strongly about a particular recording, I have included the relevant details, but in all other cases I would rather leave the choice of performer(s) up to you. After all, there are so many great recordings these days. I haven't mentioned a single jazz or pop work as my tastes change far too often to make a listing practical. Keyboard Chopin -Studies (Pollini, Richter, Cortot) Ravel and Rachmaninov - Concertos (EMI / Michelangeli) Schumann - Fantasie, Kinderszenen, Faschinschwank (Kempf) Shostakovich - Piano Concertos Bach - Partitas (Andreas Schiff, Cortot) (Organ) Bach - Great Preludes and Fugues in G and B Minor Olivier Messiaen - La Nativité du Seigneur Mendelssohn - Sonata no.3 in A Major Alain - Trois Pièces Chamber Schubert - String Quartets Schubert - String Quintet in C Major Beethoven - Piano Trios - (EMI / Ashkenazy, Perlman, Harrell) Brahms Cello - Sontatas (DG / Rostropovich - Serkin) Song Strauss, Schubert (especially Die Schöne Müllerin), Schumann, Brahms Choral Kodály -Missa Brevis (EMI / Kings College) Duruflé -Requiem (EMI / Kings College) Britten - War Requiem Handel - Dixit Dominus Bach - St Matthew Passion Walton - Set me as seal upon thine heart Harris - Bring us, O Lord Bairstow - I sat down under his shadow Elgar - The spirit of the Lord is upon me Orchestral Mendelssohn - Italian Symphony & A Midsummer Night's Dream (Virgin / LSO / Barry Wordsworth) Debussy - La Mer Beethoven - Egmont Overture Britten - Simple Symphony Operatic Handel - Theodora (Glyndebourne / Sellars) Mozart - Magic Flute (EMI / Klemperer) Strauss - Cappriccio (EMI / Sawallisch) Janácek - Cunning Little Vixen