“…This is a clever coupling by Falletta and Naxos, combining as it does two modern American concertos that will certainly be unfamiliar to the vast majority of listeners, who will thoroughly enjoy themselves with the results…”

“Here are two concertos, separated by 25 years, by twentieth century composers in sound that is very good in detail and in perspective. The performances which have been taken down live (presumably with some patching) are confident and a delight, especially so in the case of the Hailstork… The Hailstork Concerto is unashamedly joyous and constantly leans in to enlist your head and heart. Keep an eye (and ear) on Hailstork.”

“…[Goodyear] throws himself into the prolix keyboard-writing, aided and abetted by the Buffalo Philharmonic with their conductor JoAnn Falletta, than whom there is no one better in relaying the warm hearted and exuberant nature of this concerto. I loved it.”