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"... Chorzelski and Apkekisheva give full measure to all the music on this disc, and I have enjoyed it greatly I am pleased to have heard this recording and can easily recommend it."

Alan Swanson - Fanfare - September/October 2012

Repertoire **** Sound **** Interpretation ***

Carsten Dürer - Ensemble magazine - August/September 2012

"... This is an excellent recital very well recorded. I hope this duo goes before the microphones again soon. Good sound "

Joseph Magil - American Record Guide - July/August 2012

"... This is a finely constructed recital that tests the mettle, both expressive and technical, of both musicians These three very different works form a very worthwhile programme. Chorzelski and Katya Apekisheva are an extremely sensitive team and they have been very well recorded."

Jonathan Woolf - MusicWeb-International.com - 15 June 2012

Performance **** Recording *****

Erik Levi - BBC Music magazine - June 2012

"... Schumann’s Märchenbilder, Britten’s Lachrymae and Shostakovich’s Op 147 Sonata are not uncommon viola repertoire, but the two musicians display a firm grasp of musical style and like-mindedness in interpretation. The Schumann has supple lyrical muscle and fantasy, the elusiveness of the Lachrymae is exquisitely etched, and the enigmas of the Sonata are explored with astuteness."

Geoffrey Norris - The Daily Telegraph - 5 May 2012

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