Reviews

'These well recorded performances are abundantly rewarding.'

'Ahonon's atmospherically recorded pianism is as vigorous and imaginative as  Kopatchinskaja's razar-sharp fiddling. Wow!'

'Undoubtedly we are in the presence of the most electrifying and virtuosic readings in the discography ... this album is a must-listen for the true Handelian.'

'This genial and amiable disc is a joy to listen to.'

'A new work by Yves Balmer is like a convex mirror in which Debussy is reflected, virtuoso, volatile and almost painfully fragile. An excellent Jodie Devos concludes with the Proses lyriques in Balmer's clever arrangement for string quartet.'

Choc de Classica: 'The Italian Francesco Corti invests Handel's harpsichord with an unknown majesty and intoxicating virtuosity.'

'... a musician with inexhaustible fingers, animated by a precision and energy that are never lacking.'

'On his four-course 'Neopolitan' mandolin (c1770), La Ragione is a total joy. His playing is nimble and lyrical, quirkily suggestive but never obvious.'

Critics' Choice: 'The interpretation by Lazarevitch and Taylor is one of the most exciting and refreshing that I’ve ever heard. The solo pieces in particular are breathtaking.'