Debussy - Trois ballades de François Villon, L. 119

[Karthäuser] excels in the lighter, earlier songs in which Debussy is developing his own style…Dégout has the ideal weight, colour and poise to explore the later, broader canvases of setting... — BBC Music Magazine, November 2018, 3 out of 5 stars (Performance) / 4 out of 5 stars (Recording) More…

Anne Sofie von Otter is really exploiting the French repertory nowadays. After her Mélisande and Carmen, and Chaminade and Offenbach recitals, here she tackles Ravel's Shéhérazade with total... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…

Exhaustive, the sum of the crème de la crème of the discography...THE Debussy box set to have…No richer panorama exists for the melodies (the complete EMI recordings alongside never-before-released... — Diapason More…

As soon as Danco starts to sing, her identity is unmistakable, a bright, vibrant voice, impassioned in its delivery, with perfect diction and an intuitive grasp of text. ‘The Decca Recitals’... — Gramophone Magazine, Awards Issue 2020 More…

Jansen’s subtle, light-timbred baritone with Jacqueline Bonneau’s superb accompaniment gives a real insight into interpreting French song (Debussy, Ravel and Chabrier), which here ranges from... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 4 out of 5 stars More…

The voice - a natural for Pelléas, one would think - responds rapturously to Debussy and Verlaine's submarine wonders — Gramophone Magazine, April 2011 More…