“In Noqué’s high-resolution setup, there is no escaping. The recorded sound is as clear and natural as can be heard in a concert venue. It lays bare every single note played by both the violist and the cellist (Lorenzo Meseguer) with elegant articulation and perfect intonation, whilst showcasing their uninhibited emotional involvement. The harpsichord clearly has been given a supportive role in each of the Sonatas and is, therefore, less prominent in this marvellous, chamber-like soundscape.
Taking all three aspects together, the music, the performance and the engineering, I think that we have here an outright winner that should not be missed.”
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