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“… Conductor David Sabee and the Northwest Sinfonia make a strong case for these three significant works for double reeds, and the recorded sound is lifelike and reverberant, frosting on the cake for these splendid soloists in this expertly crafted music. Repertory collectors, especially for those looking for something different, ought to eat this up, but it will be good fare for music lovers in general: This Nickel is worth far more than five cents.”

David DeBoor Canfield – Fanfare – March/April 2021

“… It’s a pleasure to hear the Oboe d’amore and the Bass Oboe used so well by a contemporary composer… Of the three works, I have most enjoyed the Concerto for Oboe d’amore and the Concerto for Bass Oboe … Both soloists are very impressive and David Sabee conducts with perception and good judgement.”

Glyn Pursglove – MusicWeb-International.com – 27 November 2020

“… These substantial, often engaging works are accorded full justice by the soloists for whom they were conceived. Mary Lynch performs feats of agility on her brace of instruments, then Harrison Linsey endows the bass oboe with soulfulness and gravitas. David Sabee secures a committed response from the Northwest Sinfonia 9Strings especially lustrous in those latter two pieces), captured in an ample but never diffuse ambience. Well worth investigating..."

Richard Whitehouse – Gramophone magazine – November 2020

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