HAYDN: Violin Concertos</br> / Vähälä
”..resulting enjoyable and like-minded music-making with a first-class group of musicians. Vähälä´s violin playing is rich in nuances, emotional and sound-wise immaculate.”
(Finnish Broadcasting Corporation – YLE)
SALLINEN: Chamber Music III - IV - V</br> / Gothóni - Noras - Väyrynen
”..CPO has put together a tango-inspired program in connection with its grand compositional exhibition featuring the phenomenal Finnish chamber orchestra Virtuosi di Kuhmo.”
(Discplus.ch)
KAANAANMAA</br> / Perko-Storgårds
Selection of Finnish hymns, interpreted by Jukka Perko – a world class sax player with John Storgårds as a conductor.
VIVALDI: 4 Seasons</br> / Kuusisto
”…this is playing and recording very much in the luxury class. The expert young chamber group Virtuosi di Kuhmo acquit themselves with virtuoso dash and imagination…” ”…there will always be room for recordings of this quality.” ”One of the finest recordings of 4 Seasons in years.”
(ClassicCD)
BARTÓK - ROZSA: Divertimento</br> - Dances - Concerto for Strings /Csaba
”Virtuosi di Kuhmo live up to their name: these are bravura performances, incisive and committed, beautifully shaded and with wealth of textural subtlety.” .. ”..and as a whole Peter Csaba´s finely shaped interpretation of this 20th-century string classic must be one of the best currently available.”(Bartók: Divertimento)”
(BBC Music Magazine)
SCHNITTKE: Concertos</br> / Gothóni - Lubotsky
(American Record Guide)
TCHAIKOVSKY - JANÁČEK: </br>Souverir de Florence - Suite / Csaba
”This attractive programme finds the Finnish Virtuosi on top form, Peter Csaba promoting playing that is rhytmically alive and musical throughout, with excellent ensemble and an impressive range of timbre.”
(The Strad)
SIBELIUS: Works for Strings</br> / Csaba
”.. fine performances of music for string orchestra which cover about forty years of Sibelius´s long career.”
(WCLV, Cleveland)
MENDELSSOHN - HAYDN:</br> Concertos for Violin & Piano / Csaba - Gothóni
”Super Recording” .. ” One hardly knows where to begin in praising this outstanding release. ”
(In Tune Monthly)