Mozart: Flute & Harp Concerto in C major, K299

“The fast speeds in these engaging Berlin performances have a light touch, yet no lack of tautness...Really first-rate recording makes this bargain triptych very recommendable.” Penguin Guide, 2011 edition

“A very musical and appealing performance… altogether a disc with much polished and sensitive playing.” Gramophone Magazine

"I've never heard a performance that made me smile as much as this...a wholly delightful disc that reawakened my appetite for music I thought I'd heard once or twice too often." (Gramophone)

“…Mozart created a sensation with his new symphony… and I don’t know of any recording that catches its proud swagger and sonorous richness as vividly as this new one. The outer movements have a thrilling bravado, with the period instruments imparting a revelatory brilliance and pungency to the tuttis... The slighter Flute and Harp Concerto gets a gentle, chamber-musical performance full of witty and elegant details of timing and ornamentation. ...a wholly delightful disc that reawakened my appetite for music I thought I'd heard once or twice too often.” Gramophone Magazine, June 2006

“[Meyer] opts for faster speeds than usual, but finds time to point phrasing and shade dynamics with keen imagination and a feeling of spontaneity...The two concertos with Pahud reveal him as an outstanding individual artist, light and athletic” Penguin Guide, 2010 edition ****