'Robin Ticciati’s interpretation of Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony is romantic and warm-blooded in the best sense ... The Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin plays magnificently.'
Pizzicato
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'Intriguingly Ticciati takes some of the weight and mass out of the sound and delivers gossamer textures and transparency ... I’ve really enjoyed it.'
BBC Radio 3 'Record Review'
Supersonic Award: 'And all of this together makes this production a top notch Pelléas interpretation. It is one of the most exciting and passionate recordings I know.'
Pizzicato
'The voice is full, rich and generous, the phrasing dazzling and the diction irreproachable ... A masterpiece.'
L'Echo
'Beauty of vocal line and prosody, perfectly intelligible, nobility of style, sensuality and vehemence, but also delicacy and poetry, this homage ... is intelligently articulated.'
Le Monde
'Imbued with passionate lyricism, this music feels both cerebral and freewheeling. Composition and improvisation play an equally important role and there’s plenty of good, hybrid sonorities for one’s listening pleasure.'
Jazz Trail
Classical Album of the Week: 'On the valedictory Four Last Songs Crowe gives notice that her Sophie in Der Rosenkavalier will soon blossom into a Marschallin ...'
The Sunday Times
Supersonic Award: 'Overall, this is one of the most interesting recordings of the Art of Fugue in existence.'
Pizzicato
'For me their Berg is the best thing in this recital really suiting the combination of lightness and shadow in Crowe’s voice.'
BBC Radio 3 'Record Review'