"This is an ensemble on a mission – what it calls rehabilitating Boccherini. Overshadowed by Mozart and Haydn and receiving mixed comments in Grove’s Dictionary, Boccherini’s few vocal compositions – few because Boccherini’s patrons overwhelmingly demanded instrumental music – convey, according to Capriola di Gioia, a rare insight into the potential of the human voice. [...] Capriola di Gioia’s varied choice of Boccherini’s Arie da concerto allows the listener to make up his or her mind as to whether the composer has actually been rehabilitated. This CD from Dieltiens and Naessens means Boccherini does deserve to be listened to. Indeed, the final track Se d’un amor tiranno with its sprightly string playing, deep continuo and pleading voice encapsulates all the reasons for doing just that."

"Amaryllis Dieltiens bezit een prachtige sopraanstem. Ze vertolkt moeiteloos elke emotie die vanuit de tekst en de partituur gevraagd wordt. Tijdens elk moment wordt de aandacht van de luisteraar gaande gehouden. Muziek wordt hier op een voortreffelijke wijze beeldend gebracht!"

"the quality of the performances are absolutely superb."