'No lover of the early-20th-century English art song or pastoral tradition should fail to investigate this notable issue' (Gramophone)

‘This is wonderfully lusty, celestial music, and it is thanks to Wallfisch that we hear both of these seldom associated qualities … this is a great musical treasure at a bargain price. Do not miss it’ (Positive Feedback)

‘The performances by the Locatelli Trio respond with spontaneity and expressive warmth to the wide-ranging effects, sometimes playful, at others sober and idiosyncratic of these fascinating pieces. Violinist Elizabeth Wallfisch articulates Veracini's melodic line with clarity and communicative charm … a welcome return to the catalogue’ (BBC Music Magazine)

‘An eminently recommendable issue’ (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)

‘The work couldn't ask for better advocacy’ (Gramophone)

'This is a full-blooded performance of Verdi 's late work … full marks for passion' (The Daily Telegraph)

‘To hear Pizarro is always a pleasure … lyrical phrasing wrapped in one of the most entrancing and expressive pianissimos of any pianist’ (International Record Review)

‘Pizarro gives the music exactly the full-bodied treatment [the piece] requires. A fine, satisfying disc, well worth exploring’ (Fanfare, USA)

‘A marvellously recorded programme … a joy to listen to’ (Gramophone)

'Goza, además, de una toma sonora espléndida' (Scherzo, Spain)

‘Pizarro performs prodigies in getting around these unfamiliar scores with hair-raising aplomb and the utmost conviction’ (International Piano)

‘David Hill's direction breathes commitment and sheer love of this music’ (The Times)