Agricola, A - Cecus non iudicat de coloribus

[The Agricola is] the first recording of a piece that looks slight on the page but is moving enough in performance...it's good of Graindelavoix to tackle some fo the famous pieces of the time... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2011More…

Agricola was praised by his contemporaries for the bizarre turn of his inspiration, and his music likened to quicksilver. By the standards of the period this is a highly unusual turn of phrase,... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010More…

It must be agreed that this is a somewhat specialist CD. It’s possible that, at fifty-three minutes, you might feel somewhat short-changed by this disc but the playing is so fine and the repertoire... — MusicWeb International, April 2013More…

There is nothing run-of-the mill here, the Ensemble Nusmido invest these scores with a wealth of imagination and effortless radiance. What I find compelling from these young musicians is their... — MusicWeb International, April 2015More…

Ensemble Leones' imaginative instrumental combinations and Fitch's fascinating, 'playful' reworkings of reworked works make an effective case...Listening to this attractive, evocative recording... — Gramophone Magazine, August 2013More…