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This is, it soon becomes evident, one of the great interpretations of one of Beethoven’s most invigorating, far-ranging and finally ethereal works…Gorini is as alive as anyone to the humour... — BBC Music Magazine, Christmas 2017, 5 out of 5 starsMore…

There is all sorts of wizardry on show here, as the admirable Duo Jatekok cast their spell with arrangements of familiar pieces by Liszt, de Falla, Dukas and Mussorgsky. — BBC Music Magazine, January 2025, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

You know you’re in unfamiliar territory when a recording’s most familiar landmark is the 1901 Cello Sonata by Jean Cras (1879-1932). But you’re in good hands when you’re guided by Astrig Siranossian... — Gramophone Magazine, December 2024More…

The generous interplay between the three soloists – Helmchen and violinist Antje Weithaas alongside Hecker – is a joy, finely judged, sensitive and exuberant in turn, and full of refreshing... — BBC Music Magazine, January 2021, 4 out of 5 starsMore…

[Madin] writes vividly…[and] Daniel Cuiller is well in command of his forces in both pieces; worth investigating — Gramophone Magazine, August 2016More…

The pedigree of the Tonhalle players shines through in the pointing of the finale’s more humorous moods and in the great Wagner threnody with which the Adagio ends, the playing of the horns... — Gramophone Magazine, February 2023More…

Trevelyan won the Mozart concerto prize at the recent Géza Anda Competition in Zurich, and he’s a sympathetic and unfailingly musical player.
On the evidence of this recording, though, he may... — BBC Music Magazine, January 2023, 3 out of 5 stars (Performance) / 4 out of 5 stars (Recording)More…

this is an excellent album, musically sound and technically beyond criticism. — Gramophone Magazine, August 2023More…