"Brown is clearly on the same page as Giacometti, an intensely sympathetic partner, who knows exactly when to yield and when to assert himself. These performances have a natural ebb and flow, a shapeliness to the phrasing and an understated, rather touching sense that the two players really could finish each other’s sentences."

"The performers pay just as much attention to these lyrical aspects as they do to the virtuoso elements. They thus succeed in presenting this musically beautiful piece in a lively interpretation. The violinist Joshua Brown knows how to draw the moods and lines with great dedication. [...] The pianist Paolo Giacometti appears as an accompanist to various musicians. He is rarely in the foreground himself. But his frequent use with others shows that he is a sought-after partner. And when you listen to his playing, you understand why. Always confident, reliable and attentive, his part is also a successful support here."