'[...] conceptually right on the money [... Robert Smith's] solo lines smoothly elegant but also projecting a huge sense of fun and spirit [...] the strikingly sweet, sonorous beauty Guillermo Brachetta extracts from his instrument'
Gramophone

'Soloist Robert Smith combines agility with grace in a vivacious performance [...] bravura and eloquence - qualities which Rie Kimura conveys with discrete style [...] W.F. Bach puts the harpsichord soloist through his paces with athletic passagework and intricate figurations, all of which Guillermo Brachetta handles with prowess and fitting gallantry.'
BBC Music Magazine

'As with all their previous discs, the playing is accomplished and virtuosic, but without letting the difficulty ever take centre stage – demanding the three works may be, but each of the three stars still manage to produce ravishing sounds from their instruments.'
Early Music Review

'An interesting assemblage of 18th Century instrumental music written for courtly patrons. Using authentic instruments this ensemble transport the listener to a different age and culture in committed performances of these three concerti.'
Lark Reviews

'All three members of the original Fantasticus take solo roles in the featured concertos – and what fascinating pieces they are. One of the joys of this recording is that all three pieces are little-known, but well worth discovering.'
Andrew Benson-Wilson (andrewbensonwilson.org)