Reviews

'The playing is beautiful too. Morris, directing the graceful SCO from her cello, brings a beautifully smooth, darkly glowing tone and immense lyricism to all three works...'

'...a wonderful opening clarinet solo, pp, that raises great expectations for what follows - a peformance that's absorbing right through.'

'With the Scottish Chamber Orchestra...Piemontesi has a first-class Mozart orchestra...Pianist, orchestra and conductor form a well-established team.'

'The profound sense of leave-taking in the final Wayfarer song draws some of the most coloristically subtle singing I’ve yet heard from Boesch.'

'...the consort's percussive energy brings a contemporary feel to proceedings and the result, beautifully recorded in Boxgrove Priory, turns out to be very convincing.'

CD-Tipp: '...his affinity and love for Mozart are evident in every note...Piemontesi has found well-established, perfect partners: Andrew Manze and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.'

'Florian Boesch sings with his usual subtlety...He's splendid in the Goethe songs, and in the Mahler...'

First Choice Recommendation: 'This recording stands out for its sheer lyricism combined with moments of heightened emotion...'

'...altogether an hour’s worth of Baroque quality.'