“Among his [Rääts’] works devoted to the piano, his ten sonatas stand out, undeservedly neglected, which French pianist Nicolas Horvath performs with passion, enthusiasm and verve… ”

— ResMusica.com

“…Goran Filipec’s performances…basically left me stunned and speechless from the first notes, and I’m still recovering!.. I cannot recommend this release highly enough”

— Gramophone

“This disc was an absolute joy to listen to and will be welcomed by lovers of piano music everywhere.”

— MusicWeb International

“Aussie pianist unearths a treasure trove from a forgotten composer.”

— Limelight

“Nicolas Horvath’s performance is light, fluid and impresses with unaffected simplicity, which is especially beneficial to the slow movements. The recording crew has provided a direct and relatively dry piano sound, which is appropriate for this repertoire. ”

— Pizzicato

“We (rediscover) a composer whose harmonic language and rhythmic vocabulary was constantly being reinvented… We would like to think that the marquise… would have appreciated Nicolas Horvath’s energetic and very expressive interpretation.”

— Télérama

“…very imaginative and imaginatively composed. Gottlieb Wallisch plays these works with equal spirit and spontaneity.”

— Pizzicato

“Medtner’s achievements are underpinned by superb interpretations of these amazing works.”

— MusicWeb International

“The French composer’s shapeshifting piano works have a great champion in Nicolas Horvath”

— The Guardian

“This box set presents works of such female composers with high quality interpretations. This is not a mere “document” but a cosmos with shining stars which are living evidence of female composers from the past and now.”

— Record Geijutsu