‘This is obviously a labour of love … it also is willing to take risks of creative imagination and even of taste, the courage of which I salute … Jennifer Micallef and Glen Inanga sound fluent and suitably flamboyant throughout, and I can only assume the composer is pleased with their dedication’ (Fanfare, USA)

‘Rarely has a new composition impressed me as strongly as this one’ (American Record Guide)

‘A stunning recreation given a commanding performance’ (Classic FM Magazine)

‘The 19th and 20th centuries come crashing in, summoning various trends and composers’ shades, with Bach’s genius always poking through. The young team of Jennifer Micallef and Glen Inanga … bounce through the work, the finger-work clean, the spirits high’ (The Times)

‘A remarkable achievement … rollicking, camp good fun’ (The Sunday Times)

‘Stimulating and immensely enjoyable music … the discs have seldom been off my player in recent days—the work draws one back and draws one in, and I'm sure this will be the reaction of many who acquire the set’ (International Record Review)

‘Intriguing, witty and wholly engaging … a marvellous work … whatever your CD priorities to date, this one surely has to fly straight to the top of your wants list’ (Gramophone)

‘The performances could scarcely be better’ (Classic CD)

‘A*:1*’ (Hi-Fi News)

‘The playing of The Nash Ensemble is quite superb’ (Fanfare, USA)

‘Uniquely fascinating, haunting and increasingly rewarding the more one goes back to it. Strongly recommended’ (Gramophone)

‘No one interested in Holst should be without it’ (British Music Society Journal)