‘Excellent accounts of both these masterworks have never been scarce but one would have to search long and hard to find any that surpassed these … A treasurable release. Beautifully inflected, immaculately phrased, subtly coloured and impeccably responsive as well as eloquent’ (BBC Music Magazine Top 1000 CDs Guide)

‘65 minutes of pure, unclouded pleasure, deserving the widest possible hearing’ (Punch)

‘A very desirable record’ (The Daily Telegraph)

‘Outstanding’ (Which CD)

‘A delight’ (Hi-Fi News)

‘Exquisite interpretations, superb musicianship and natural recorded sound prove an entrancing combination’ (Classic FM Magazine)

‘It is hard to imagine more affecting, stylish readings’ (International Record Review)

‘Cohen's lively incorporation of authentic performance practices hits just the right tone, and the soloists throughout are exceptional’ (Classic FM)» More

‘The playing thoughout is a delight: easy, perceptive, recognizing the subleties with a light touch, fresh and well balanced, with the conversational quality of the best chamber music. A highly enjoyable disc’ (International Record Review)

‘A thoroughly delightful disc’ (The Daily Telegraph)

‘The Gaudier players, drawn from the ranks of the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, past and present, treat these urbane works in the spirit in which they were composed: both to delight the untutored ear and to move the hearts and souls of connoisseurs’ (The Sunday Times)

‘Right from the opening chords one is in no doubt that this is going to be a powerful, rich-toned reading of what must surely be the longest, as well as one of the greatest, of Mozart’s chamber works. And so it proves’ (International Record Review)