‘A fine contribution to the repertoire on disc of twelfth-century polyphony. A composite sound of great beauty’ (Gramophone)

«Avec un splendide choeur pour le plain-chant, Red Byrd proposent une rencontre vivante et vibrante avec Léonin» (Répertoire, France)

‘Marvellously atmospheric. A rare and highly rewarding dsc. Brilliant performances of neglected treasures’ (Classic CD)

‘An outstanding disc in a trail-blazing series: highly recommended’ (BBC Music Magazine)

«Le programme est d'une parfaite cohérence et magistralement interpreté» (Répertoire, France)

‘All parties sound as if they love every moment of this absorbing and enjoyable programme’ (American Record Guide)

‘The irresistible music will compel you to acquire this recording’ (Early Music Review)

«Il y a longtemps que le disque ne nous avait révélé un talent méconnu aussi brillant et attachant» (Diapason, France)

‘A spectacular version, sumptuous in sound, brilliant in execution’ (Classic CD)

‘Virtuosity of a kind to which few other pianists could pretend’ (Gramophone)

‘A keenly dramatic and powerfully projected account that has the listener on the edge of his or her seat. It must be numbered among the finest performances he has given us. The excitement and virtuosity are second to none’ (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)

‘For sheer virtuosic panache and the ability to translate Liszt's ever-changing moods, Leslie Howard must be heard’ (Hi-Fi News)