This ebullient album reveals [Lindberg] as a force of nature in all three roles…[In the Waves of Wollongong] the fecundity and juxtaposition of the material dazzles while weaving into a satisfying whole….[Liverpool Lullabies is] vividly played by Lindberg and Evelyn Glennie, flashes of savagery add spice to a dynamic mix that sweeps into jazzy tenderness with ease.

this CD is a must-own for every- and anyone fond of profound tonal music, and gets my highest recommendation as music truly worth hearing.

The New Trombone Collective audibly relish their turn in the spotlight, before the raucously affirmative close. Rather more subtlety is evident in Liverpool Lullabies...Not so much a day in the life as a journey from the first-person perspective that Evelyn Glennie graces with no little finesse…All three works gain from the superbly defined ambience of Antwerp’s Elisabethzaal, along with the composer’s pithy introductions.