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An unforced manner is essential for this oqpaue and, at times, fragile music...Registrations are beautifully balanced throughout, and the pleno, while thrilling, isn't overbearing...There is... — Gramophone Magazine, November 2011 More…

The opening of the G minor BuxWV 148 is thrillingly driven, garnished with quicksilver flourishes and capped by an ostinato oozing vitality… Koopman's… colourful registration throughout this... — BBC Music Magazine, November 2008, 4 out of 5 stars More…

translated with marvellous effect … delivered with astonishing flexibility by the players, with the result being entirely convincing. It is hard now to imagine them having anything like the same... — Early Music Review, October 2014 More…

Bryndorf's rhythmically disciplined playing, her feeling for Buxtehude's declamatory gestures and her crystal-clear articulation have considerable appeal. — BBC Music Magazine, November 2004, 5 out of 5 stars More…

With the same instrument and soloist, Vol. 7 is built around three substantial works: the feisty Praeludium BuxWV 163, the Courant zimble (assigned to harpsichord in Koopman's survey) and an... — BBC Music Magazine, February 2008, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Those who choose Friedhelm Flamme’s approach are in for a turbulent, confusing but ultimately hugely rewarding ride. — Gramophone Magazine, February 2022 More…