‘Intense brilliance and utter serenity … altogether glorious’ (The Times)

‘For a wallow in the richest cream of English Reformation church music you couldn't do much better than this’ (Early Music Review)

‘This set should be on the shelf of every teacher and serious student of the clarinet’ (American Record Guide)

‘This set should be on the shelf of every teacher and serious student of the clarinet’ (American Record Guide)

‘The singers cannot be applauded too highly for performances marked by an extraordinary insight into how this music should be tackled’ (The Good CD Guide)

‘This is rather special—the best record I have ever reviewed’ (Gramophone)

‘Marvellously recorded … this record is a winner’ (Gramophone)

‘The recording is spectacularly realistic’ (Penguin Stereo Record Guide)

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

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

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

‘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)