Charles Mackerras: Schubert

A shame this recording was made at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the close acoustics flatten subtleties and overplay the brass

Concertgebouw: Horizon 1

Moritz Eggert’s opening is forgettable, but there’s greater meat in Colin Matthews’ brilliantly orchestrated Turning Point

Glen Campbell: Meet Glen Campbell

Some harmless light rock songs are given the full Jimmy Webb country-orchestral treatment by the 72-year-old, and it works

The Baseball Project: Volume One: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails- The Sunday Times review

Collaborating on a baseball-themed concept album, the two lags rediscover their mojos, most convincingly in the coruscating opener, Past Time

Senor Coconut: Around the World with Señor Coconut - The Sunday Times review

Foerster: Violin Concertos Nos 1 & 2 - The Sunday Times review

Ivan Zenaty (violin), BBC Symphony Orchestra, cond Jiri Belohlavek

The Dandy Warhols: . . . Earth to the Dandy Warhols . . . - The Sunday Times review

The Portland band glide into their sixth studio album, released on their own label, with The World the People Together (Come On)

Tartini, Veracini: The Devil’s Trill - The Sunday Times review

The group’s musical settings and reedy melodies don’t help

Mahler: Symphony No 7 - The Sunday Times review

London Symphony Orchestra, cond Valery Gergiev

Monkey: Journey to the west: Damon Albarn - The Sunday Times review

At times, the album seems to hark back to the dawn of prog rock; at others, it nods at future techno

David Bryne & Brian Eno: Everything That Happens Will Happen Today - The Sunday Times review

Songs such as Neon Beanbag and Ecstatic Static are lovely, but, on the whole, their sonic apparel is threadbare and a touch absurd

Hamfatter: What Part of Hamfatter Do You Not Understand?- The Sunday Times review

The group’s musical settings and reedy melodies don’t help

Weber, Tippett, Brahms: Euryanthe Overture, Fantasia Concertante on a Theme of Corelli, Symphony No 4 - The Sunday Times review

BBC Symphony Orchestra, cond Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt

Claudio Abbado: Mahler (DVD)

Superlative interpretation of the Third Symphony from Abbado, one of the greatest Mahlerians alive today

Saxophone Summit: Seraphic Light

Accessible guide to John Coltrane's final free-thinking years by a band that now includes the saxophonist's son

Hamfatter: What Part of Hamfatter Do You Not Understand?

Having cleverly relaunched themselves, the Cambridge indie band reissue their so-so third album from 2007

The Bookhouse Boys: The Bookhouse Boys

The debut album from this nine-strong band gleefully combines surf guitar, spaghetti western soundtracks and more

Stereolab: Chemical Chords

Age doesn't wither Stereolab: though the style remains the same, their 11th album is still a jaunty pleasure

The Big CD: The Week That Was - The Week That Was

Excitingly complex, this Eighties-influenced project from Peter Brewis takes risks that result in vibrant modern pop

Pivot: O Soundtrack My Heart

Drawing their influences from many genres, this exciting three-piece have created a captivating album of sonic delights