‘Here is brainpower in abundance: supreme choral singing, combining beauty and power of tone with a sense of line and direction that comes from an intelligent awareness of what the music is all about. No mere going through the motions here, and the trebles, in particular, display a similar maturity of music thought that belies their young ages. Quite outstanding in every way’ (Elgar Society)» More

«Une nouvelle référence pour l'œuvre» (Diapason, France)» More

«Hough souligne la mouvance de l'harmonie en se permettant de rafraîchissantes libertés avec (ou à l'intérieur de) la barre de mesure, varie les couleurs et les éclairages, fait des jolis ronds dans l'eau et semble avoir gardé la capacité d'émerveillement d'un enfant» (Diapason, France)» More

‘An exceptional recording. I never suspected that my lifelong perception and understanding of the music of Alexander Scriabin could be altered so easily. Well done!’ (Classical Music Sentinel)» More

‘A commendable recording both musically and acoustically’ (BBC Music Magazine)» More

«Le Chœur du Trinity College de Cambridge est l'un de ces ensembles d'étudiants si versatile qu'il parvient à donner de la consistance aux pages les plus secondaires: ainsi de cette guirlande de noëls clinquante tendue entre les deux rives de l'Atlantique» (Diapason, France)» More

‘With other goodies here and fine notes this reissue is still well worth revisiting’ (MusicWeb International)» More

‘This latest Janáček traversal provides a worthy alternative to my favourite versions … once again [the Takács Quartet] have proved themselves a class act, with technically polished performances, profound musicality and fresh insights’ (MusicWeb International)» More

'This disc underlines the quality of Marcello's compositions, and should raise interest in his 'Estro poetico armonico'' (MusicWeb International)» More

‘Osborne characterizes each [variation] with skill and imaginative flair … this release certainly gets the thumbs up from me’ (MusicWeb International)» More

‘Hough concludes this highly personal traversal of two Slavic mystics with Scriabin’s 1903 Fourth Sonata, the shortest of Scriabin’s sonatas and perhaps the most perfect. His craft is flawless here’ (Audiophile Audition, USA)» More

'Een cd die ik onomwonden onmisbaar durf te noemen voor liefhebbers van Brahms en in het bijzonder van zijn liederen' (Klassiek Centraal, Belgium)» More