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She begins with the Wanderer Fantasy, revelling in the colouristic possibilites of its slow section, and proves more than equal to the work's considerable and frequently unpianistic technical... — Gramophone Magazine, June 2012 More…

Easily one of the most attractive collections of this music…Holliger’s clear-sighted interpretations, revealed in sound that is focused without being over-analytical — Gramophone Magazine, August 2016 More…

A four-part Stabat mater in B minor (1678) is an episodic setting that offers plangent consummate skill by the fine company of soloists…the assorted instrumentalists and the choir demonstrate... — Gramophone Magazine, October 2016 More…

The Quartetto di Cremona play with zest, bright colours, great assurance and a tight ensemble that can change direction on a sixpence. Andrea Lucchesini is the excellent pianist — Gramophone Magazine, December 2016 More…

This is a fascinating, well-executed release that is recommended to anyone with an interest in music of this period. — International Record Review, February 2012 More…

The Quartetto di Cremona are equal to technical demands but often wary of tonal involvement...Internal balance of the ensemble is just and the performances overall are good. But music of such... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2014 More…

In short, this is one of the finest single-disc editions of this harrowing symphony available on disc — Andante More…