‘In the best Graham Johnson style, the disc is instructive and fun at the same time’ (Gramophone)

‘This recording would be worth adding to your collection just to let yourself become engulfed by countertenor David Cordier's graceful and expressive voice’ (Tribune)

‘[Myra Hess] plays … with such mastery of tone and timing, such thoughtful playfulness and with such evident enjoyment and energy’ (MusicWeb International)» More

‘Beautifully performed by Wallfisch and Goodman … a very rewarding record’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘Subtle colour changes, a beautiful sense of line and telling use of vibrato. Fine tone to celebrate too’ (Classic CD)

‘I look forward to hearing more from this line-up’ (Early Music Review)

‘Played with great charm by Elizabeth Wallfisch … intriguing rarities’ (Birmingham Evening Mail)

‘This is a very enjoyable disc’ (BBC Radio 3 CD Review)

‘The orchestral accompaniments are first-rate throughout … it is the first period- instrument essay that I have been able to recommend without reservation as obligatory listening for all lovers of the violin’ (Fanfare, USA)

‘Delightful, superbly recorded … Wallfisch engagingly deploys her fluent virtuosity to reveal the music’s full expressive potential’ (Gramophone)

'The playing is beautifully polished, the organ sound is natural and engrossing and the booklet full of interest' (Gramophone)

'Highly satisfying presentations … this is superb choral work' (Fanfare, USA)» More