Mirare

A poignant reminder of the sadly short-lived Gabriel Dupont...a supreme melodist in the Schumann-Faure mould whose haunting music deserves to be far better known. — BBC Music Magazine, August 2014, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

This is an excellent recording…I loved hearing Bach and Fasch played for the first time by Italians… I doubt a casual listener would discern anything particular – it is more likely that the... — Early Music Review, August 2014More…

From a technical point of view his concert is faultless and if his Bach leaves you breathless, the Liszt Sonata will make your heart stop… a highly gifted youngster. — Pianist MagazineMore…

The Second Trio suits [the Karénine] particularly well. They capture the upward-surging opening of the first movement and the thrilling élan of its close…the turbulent First Trio is also full... — Gramophone Magazine, June 2016More…

Sévère’s is a silky clarinet tone, fully even across the range, with a satisfying flare (without blare) in the instrument’s trumpet-like upper reaches…The workmanlike variations are just the... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2018More…

On its journey from the Massif Central to the Atlantic, the Loire wends its way through many towns and past many chateaux associated with Europe’s finest Renaissance composers. Ensemble Jacques... — Sunday Times, 14th April 2019More…