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Enthusiastically recommended. — International Record Review, April 2014 More…

Essentially a concept album, Seven is two musicians’ exploration of creation myths through seven musical fragments. All somewhat abstract, perhaps, but there are some interesting stylistic effects... — Choir & Organ, November 2018, 4 out of 5 stars More…

Drawing on the varied and excellent forces of the Lautten Compagney, the accompaniments are splendidly varied, while Ina Siedlczek’s boyish and versatile tones are just perfect for this repertoire — Early Music Review, 27th May 2017 More…

A magnificent conclusion to Hans-Eberhard Roß's survey of Vierne's Organ Symphonies. Recorded on a non-French instrument, the performances still have an excitingly idiomatic snarl, and there... — BBC Music Magazine, July 2014 More…

Beethoven's most experimental in the medium. The playing, as ever, is blisteringly detailed and right in your face: you can feel the grain of the music and actually hear the fierce tension of... — The Herald (Glasgow), April 2015 More…

Considering that these performances originate from the mid-1950s, they are in remarkably good sound and form very welcome additions to the violinist’s discography. — MusicWeb International, 28th October 2013 More…

Holliger is particularly good at bringing out light and shade in Schumann’s orchestration and highlighting inner details…the Konzertstücke for four horns, magnificently executed by the orchestra’s... — BBC Music Magazine, July 2016, 4 out of 5 stars More…