Mirare

There’s an intimacy – an instinctive ebb and flow – about the pair’s interplay that makes everything here feel like real chamber music. They charge Debussy’s central Intermède with an intense... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2018More…

these are remarkably perceptive, stylish and penetrating readings that give this glorious music its full due. For a group that has been in existence for only five years this is an especially... — International Record ReviewMore…

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 2010More…

Hassler's pure tone, delicate decorations, easy phrasing and profound connection to the poetry are complemented by La Rêveuse's ensemble of violins, triple harp, organ, harpsichord and theorbo. — The Independent on SundayMore…

A total triumph and arguably Queffélec's finest album to date. — Classic FM Magazine, May 2006, 5 out of 5 starsMore…

Pennetier focuses on the intimate nature of some of Faure's loveliest early piano works, casting them in a serious light. A beautiful selection, sympathetically played, if sometimes a little... — BBC Music Magazine, December 2011, 4 out of 5 starsMore…