Reviews

"‘Dance with Me' may just sweep you off your feet."

Choc de Classica: 'The instrumental splendour ... admirably captured by a very airy and precise sound recording, contributes to the success of this new milestone. Parisian or not, it proves to be in the best taste.'

'A deep and perfect synergy unites the Belcea, Tabea Zimmermann's viola and Jean-Guihen Queyras' cello from the very first bars of the Sextet op. 18 (1859-1860), in B flat major, where this " enhanced quartet " displays an intelligence and musicality.'

'This is very good music, performed with infectious energy and extraordinary panache.'

Screen Choice: 'Themes from the likes Cinema Paradiso, The Mission and Once Upon a Time in America are rich in emotional colour and unforgettable melodies.'

Diamant d'Opéra: 'The most formidable singer-actress of our time teams up with a brilliant pianist to give an exceptional recital of songs ... the result is breathtaking.'

Editor's Choice: '... there's plenty of edgy vitality on this eclectic recital which spans eight centuries and only slightly fewer countries.'

'... the listener will rediscover the attention paid to the text, the characterisation of the vocal lines and the vivacity that are the signature of the Janequins.'

'In the Sonata for violin and violin, the performers opt for a Ravel style that is as lean as possible. It is their search for uncluttered timbres and radical pianissimos that is most convincing ... The performers are brilliant.'