'Swiss guitarist Christoph Denoth explores musical homages for the classic guitar. The album includes works by Malats, Rodridgo, Villa-Lobos, de Falla, Turina and Llobet. Recitals of poetic beauty' (The Northern Echo)

'The programming of this recital strikes me as well conceived and the playing is thoughtful' (MusicWeb International)» More

‘Jonathan Plowright has assembled a towering monument to the Chopin style’ (Audiophile Audition, USA)

‘A fascinating collection, brilliantly dispatched by Plowright’ (The Mail on Sunday)

‘Fascinating, seldom-trodden paths of the vast 19th- and 20th-century piano literature that rarely find their way onto disc … Plowright's dazzling playing can't be faulted’ (The Sunday Times)

‘Jonathan Plowright provides a fascinating conspectus of how Chopin’s example has sparked ideas in others … this disc is a delight’ (The Daily Telegraph)

‘Mompou's 11th variation is the sublimest track on the disc. It is in places like these that Plowright shows his real qualities as a virtuoso, especially his clarity of texture and instinct for phrasing. Warmly recommended’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘All of these multifaceted offerings (jewels as well as gemstones) show Jonathan Plowright as beguiling in intimacy … as he is magisterial in virtuosity. Such quality will leave lesser pianists bemused, as as on Plowright's earlier superb Hyperion recordings he has been immaculately recorded’ (Gramophone)

‘This superbly recorded release significantly adds to the Honegger discography. Despite giving top billing to Une Cantate de Noël, all four works here are of the highest level of craftsmanship’ (Classical Source)

‘If Santa can only bring you one present this Christmas, make it the Hyperion recording of Honegger's Une Cantate de Noël’ (Birmingham Post)

‘Fischer directs controlled but expressive accounts of all four works which would grace any collector's shelves’ (Gramophone)

‘This beautfully judged account of Honegger's Christmas cantata, his last complete work, makes this collection an appropriately seasonal release. But the three other major works here are fascinating … Alban Gerhardt, who seems to make a speciality of less well known 20th-century cello concertos, is the outstanding soloist’ (The Guardian)