Mirare

…the best single selection of WF Bach's keyboard music I've yet heard… Maude Gratton's instinct for programming reveals great maturity and perception, and her playing is simply captivating,... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2009 More…

these are readings of considerable insight and overall quality. This is quartet playing of a high order, integrated, with each player seemingly fully cognisant of his colleagues' parts, the... — International Record Review, December 2010 More…

Pierlot's instrumentalists are pleasingly attuned to each other's declamatory needs, resulting in a well-balanced and lucidly coloured ensemble. He favours the one-voice-to-a-part approach... — BBC Music Magazine, September 2009, 5 out of 5 stars More…

A pleasing mix of songs… Throughout the accompaniments are lively and imaginative, with added and delightful instruments interludes between verses… He (the singer) sings with impressive control... — Early Music Review, August 2013 More…

The tougher the challenge, the more impressively immaculate Neuberger's playing. A pity that it's a little short on atmosphere ad feeling — BBC Music Magazine, February 2014, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Shani Diluka is a young pianist with a lot to say. She coaxes a beautiful sound from her Bechstein, spinning a lustrously beautiful thread through the Adagio of the B flat major Concerto...Diluka's... — Gramophone Magazine, June 2011 More…

Mena and Guillon both sound entirely at ease with Dryden's eloquent English and the musical moods to illustrate literary illusions are captured poignantly...the recorders blend sensitively with... — Gramophone Magazine, May 2011 More…

Period instruments are to the fore here…These are bold, assertive performances, where the two players share a more or less equal interpretative footing, the pianist larger than life, which suits... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2017 More…