Browse: Vivaldi - Cello Concerto in A minor, RV 419

Performances which revel in the vitality of Vivaldi's music and which are sensible to its beguiling but all too often overlooked fantasy. — Gramophone Magazine More…

Queyras's Adagio, with the lightest of accompaniments - solo lute - is especially eloquent...Queyras's scheme, alternating the cello with varied sinfonias and concertos for the string band, is... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2011 More…

Carlo Graziani’s warmly expansive 1770s concerto, with its melting Larghetto grazioso, receives its premiere recording. In style somewhere between Boccherini and Haydn, without the memorable... — BBC Music Magazine, June 2016 More…

One-to-a-part transparency and articulation can't overcome the stifling reverberation of a Belgian church. Dieltiens, forward of the strings, plays indulgently, but with heartfelt passion. — BBC Music Magazine, September 2013, 4 out of 5 stars More…

As the first concerto unfolds, the sense of period style and panache strike one as absolutely triumphantly right — Hi-Fi News More…

Christophe Coin’s playing is limpid and relaxed; he phrases with considerable freedom, leaning or edging forwards as the musical mood dictates. — Gramophone Magazine More…