The performances by Timothy Fallon and Ammiel Bushakevitz on Crepuscolo are superb. [Fallon] He is a polished and highly accomplished singer; his lovely voice is even and secure throughout the registers. Bushakevitz’s impressive clarity of execution and opulent tone are ideal for Respighi’s piano writing that often suggests orchestral sonorities...an outstanding recital.

…An excellent recital of the rarer end of the Italian song repertoire. It is faultlessly sung by the tenor, who provides a stream of steady and subtle Italianate singing. For all those who are fans of tenor singing and wish to try a little something different in Italian song, this is for you. Gratefully received are notes, texts, and translations.

He brings the songs into the present with performances whose emotional immediacy seems suited to inner lives of the 21st century, sometimes suggesting a fevered heart (yes, we still have those) whispering to itself.

This young American tenor has an arrestingly distinctive voice that's ideally suited to this music - in demand for roles like Belmonte and Ramiro thanks to his flexibility and ease up top, he can also deliver real firepower when necessary, and the range of colours on display here is quite remarkable. Bushakevitz does a wonderful job of conjuring the babbling brooks and finger-cymbals of Deita silvane, and the pair pull off the tricky set of Scottish songs with joyous aplomb.