'It beggars belief to hear the music played on a valveless horn from the period of the composer. Anneke’s playing is dazzling, flawless and presented with such panache and musicianship.'
Daily Gazette

'Anneke Scott’s performance on the natural horn is little short of miraculous'
MusicWeb International

'[Anneke Scott] produces some wonderfully plangent tone colours [...] Her playing, and that of Stephen Devine, has a natural musicality that is particularly noticeable in the way they both apply an easy flexibility to the flow of the music. Soprano Lucy Crowe’s three contributions are similarly noteworthy.'
Early Music Review

'Anneke Scott’s playing is exquisite. Her tone quality, expertly executed ornamentations, and agile hand-stopping technique make these performances truly remarkable. The piano playing by Steven Devine is perfectly balanced to Scott’s horn and together they produce hair-raising dynamic contrasts and bombastic finishes.'
Historic Brass Society

'The music is utterly ravishing, and the performance from all three musicians on the disc is excellent. This disc is a fine introduction to some little-known repertoire, superbly played.'
The Horn Call

'With a minefield of intonation and projection issues to navigate, Anneke Scott performs this repertoire with astonishing ease.'
Limelight (Australia)

'Anneke Scott and Stephen Devine dazzle and charm in just the right way. But there is a strength and a boldness to the playing too, with Anneke Scott bringing a real muscularity to the solo line.'
Planet Hugill

'Even if you are not a lover of the operas of Bellini and Donizetti, these transformations into delightful and dramatic pieces for saloon and soirée are well worth exploring.'
Andrew Benson-Wilson (andrewbensonwilson.org)

'There is great vitality in these performances'
Lark Reviews