“… His [Broughton] sense of drama and melodic prowess is evident in this set of concert works, with the opening oboe concerto, And on the Sixth Day, really rather breathtaking. Dynamic solo turns in that and the final Horn Concerto, each drenched in luscious LSO strings.” ****

“…The London Symphony Orchestra is conducted by Jonathan Bloxham. He and the orchestra succeed in creating colorful interpretations that do justice to the narrative style of the music and bring out the peculiarities of the works. While the orchestra forms a polyphonic backdrop for the two concertos, which enables the soloists to make their highlighted appearances, the strings of the ensemble show their qualities in String Theory. Each of the twenty parts of the piece is thus given its own structure and quality of sound, so that the composition’s peculiarities become clearly audible.” ****