Mozart; Violin Concertos Volume 1 Violin Coro Records

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Critics’ Choice 2021 – Joseph Magil

American Record Guide – January/February 2022

“These are engrossing performances of well-known Mozart concertos, with beautifully expressed and elegantly phrased playing from the young Canadian violinist Aisslinn Nosky…”

Peter Burwasser – Fanfare – July/August 2021

“… What makes these readings most special is that Nosky wrote her own cadenzas. They have very arch humor, and her execution of them is impish. I can’t help but feel that Mozart would relish these irreverent readings… These are all delightful performances, beautifully played with as much polish as spirit from this Boston-based orchestra. Excellent, full sound.”

Joseph Magil – American Record Guide – July/August 2021

**** Excellent Album

Michel Le Naour – Classica (France) – June 2021

“… Nosky is clearly the personality at the centre of these performances, audibly directing from the front, in contrast to (for example) Isabelle Faust, whose voice emerges as if organically from within the ensemble in her set with Il Giardino Armonico. The sweetness of Nosky’s tone, however, remains a seductive guide to this music throughout, and contrasts nicely in the Concertante with the gruffer tenor of Mandel’s viola…”

David Threasher - Gramophone - March 2021

“The Sinfonia — Mozart’s greatest work for solo strings and orchestra — and Concerto No 3 are a welcome coupling of previously issued material, now joining Nosky’s vivid, stylish and witty account of the D major concerto, K 218. Meanwhile, Mandel’s earthily rugged solo in the “double concerto” makes one wish Mozart had composed a piece for solo viola in his last Viennese decade.”

Hugh Canning - Sunday Times (Culture magazine) - 14 February 2021

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