‘I know of no musician whose Bach playing on any instrument is of greater subtlety, beauty of tone, persuasiveness of judgement or instrumental command than Hewitt’s is here … Hewitt has set a new benchmark. Her touch is admirably clear and light, her choices of tempo make perfect musical sense and, a trained dancer, she is uniquely attuned to Bach's supple, sprightly rhyhms. A '48' of exceptional grace and beauty’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘Her sound and articulation seem ideally suited to the music … highly recommended’ (International Record Review)

„It ranks with the best ever set down. Subtle, daring (yet never idiosyncratic), continually alive to the two most enrapturing features of Bach's music (dance and song), she exhibits a rhythmic vitality and sophistication matched by very few“ (Piano, Germany)

‘A delight to both ear and mind. I have nothing but enthusiasm for Angela Hewitt's musicianly and imaginative performances’ (Gramophone)

‘Since she won the 1985 Toronto Bach competition, Angela Hewitt has established herself as the Bach pianist par excellence of her generation. Here she crowns her enthralling set of Book 1 of the "48" with a performance of Book 2 that no lover of Bach's keyboard works will want to be without. It is impossible to catalogue the manifold felicities of her playing in a short review, but the variety of colour and mood she brings to this music is irresistible throughout’ (The Sunday Times)

‘If you only have one disc of organ music in your collection this must be it’ (The Good CD Guide)

‘Stupendous organ sound … one of the three Bach CDs I will turn to over and over again for sheer enjoyment’ (Gramophone)

‘Masterly interpretations’ (Organists' Review)

‘Authoritative performances, impeccable technique, brilliant recorded sound—a winner’ (Church Music Quarterly)

‘Organists who have struggled with the three independent lines will marvel at Herrick's fluency … Recording quality is superb, the recently built Metzler organ a delight to the ear, and the documentation exemplary. Outstanding’ (BBC Music Magazine Top 1000 CDs Guide)

'Una delle migliorii esecuzioni bachiane di tutti I tempi' (Musica, Italy)

‘The most persuasive, vivid and compelling performances ever of these sonatas. Herrick's bubbly playing, not to mention Hyperion's superb recording, bring Bach vividly to life’ (Gramophone)