Harmonia Mundi

their [Anon4] sound remains as pellucid and ethereal as ever …. Undeniably beautiful … this is another superb example of Anonymous 4’s mellifluous, perfectly blended sound. — Early Music Today, Summer 2014More…

[Kholodenko] surmounts the Second Concerto's formidable challenges impressively, with only a hint of a rallentando at the cadenza's steepest hurdles. The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra matches... — BBC Music Magazine, May 2016, 3 out of 5 starsMore…

Op 74 is an underrated masterpiece… Robert Simpson's… description of the introductory poco adagio as lit from within by a quiet, human warmth, find an echo in the Tokyo String Quartet's interpretation... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2009More…

Find yourself pulled in to an interpretation born of searching musical intelligence. Bezuidenhout plumbs depths rarely reached, affirming too that any score is a dead letter - unless nuances,... — Gramophone Magazine, January 2016More…

The resonant sound of harp strings might seem as inimical to Piazzolla's trademark writing as, say, the organ, but in Ann Hobson's Pilot's hands it sounds very natural. That is also a tribute... — Gramophone Magazine, March 2015More…