«Le piano de Cédric Tiberghien … se montre tour à tour impérial et voluptueux» (Diapason, France)» More

‘Martin Baker [is] drawing an exquisitely sung, serenely contemplative performance from his always-impressive choir’ (The Observer)» More

‘Typically soft, muted, timeless, and in Osborne’s tasteful interpretation, mesmerisingly sublime … a triumph of the extraordinary’ (The Scotsman)» More

‘A superb disc, and one to convert any Feldmanphobes out there’ (TheArtsDesk.com)» More

‘For lovers of penetrating and beguiling pianism, this is an absolute must’ (The Europadisc Review)» More

‘This has to be heard’ (La Scena Musicale, Canada)» More

'Limpide e calde sono le voci dell’Orlando Consort, a loro agio nella frequentazione del repertorio tre-quattrocentesco, al quale hanno dedicato numerose e importanti incisioni. Esemplare risulta l’equilibrio sonoro, frutto di un approfondito lavoro interpretativo, che I quattro solisti offrono interagendo con preziosi melismi e un approccio vocale consono a questo repertorio' (Musica, Italy)

‘I enjoyed this recital immensely. Tiberghien observes Bartók’s instructions closely, which include a good deal of quiet and gentle playing as well as forceful work when called for. He is flexible with his rhythm, not excessively so, but so as to feel the music naturally.  … I hope Tiberghien gives us more Bartók’ (MusicWeb International)

'As well as providing the sung texts in the booklet, Nethsingha also provides extensive notes about not only the music but also the choices he made in performing it, which prove to be not only illuminating but also a real aid to enjoying the disc. In short, a most auspicious beginning to what, I hope, will be a very fruitful working relationship' (MusicWeb International)

'Brave repertoire and spirited singing' (Choir & Organ)

«Un discours éloquent, contrasté et teinté de mysticisme» (Classica, France)

'De Brits-Russische violiste Alina Ibragimova en pianist Cédric Tiberghien bundelen in een album van twee cd’s enkele schitterende stukken van Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart' (Kerk & Leven, Belgium)» More