“Infermi d’Amore definitely has its fun, its joy in the music of Vivaldi, Veracini and Marcello. There is always something happening in the works – even in the slow movements. Above all, the dramaturgically cleverly placed rubati, the intuitive play with tempi and dynamics ensure constant movement and never flagging energy. Moreover, the lively back … Infermi d’Amore definitely has its fun.
“Because of the moreover also appealing interpretations we have to do with an exemplarily played baroque CD. The performers make no experiments, but rely entirely on a natural (but always intellectually grounded) sensibility and on the technique of all involved. The tempos are rather moderate throughout, allowing the magnificent music to unfold in optimal conditions. … An exemplarily played baroque CD.
“The effervescence of Lost in Venice (Eudora), performed by Infermi d’Amore, a Swiss-based early music group comprising musicians of many nationalities, directed by Vadym Makarenko, will either boost spirits or leave you in need of a short spell of silence. […] The playing has a soaring, percussive energy and virtuosity. The slow movements come as … Infermi d’Amore transport us to Vivaldi’s Venice
“The reconstructions make this disc an important addition to the Vivaldi discography… Add to that the fine playing, both of the solo parts and of the tutti, and one may understand that this is a disc no Vivaldi lover should miss.”
“The combination of two passionate musicians with an excellent sound recording makes this double CD a fantastic listening experience. Apparently the acoustics of the San Miguel church in Zaragoza, Spain, must be sublime. The clarity of both instruments makes for a sparkling performance that you’ll be eager to listen to again. And again. […] Highly … Highly recommended