“In a world where transient glitter is often mistaken for pianistic excellence, Anderson offered that rare commodity: an ability to speak through music without hint of artifice.”
— The Washington Post
“Anderson has a wonderful gift for achieving great warmth in the whole piano-sound whilst keeping every strand clear and luminous. He boasts not only the full-scale grasp of the music, but the immaculate pedal technique needed to realize it. He is a musician and pianist eminently worth hearing.”
— Financial Times, London
“Here is a supreme musical talent with clear ideas on interpretation…. A splendid disc.”
— BBC Music Magazine
“Anderson has a wonderful gift for achieving great warmth in the whole piano-sound whilst keeping every strand clear and luminous. He boasts not only the full-scale grasp of the music, but the immaculate pedal technique needed to realize it. He is a musician eminently worth hearing.”
— Financial Times, London
“Once again Anderson delivers the goods in a rip-roaring way and he has been excellently recorded.”
— MusicWeb International
“Anderson plays beautifully, though—what tone, what technique, what a touch!”
— American Record Guide
“Röntgen’s delightful music continues to be recorded... They are most delightfully played by Mark Anderson in the sympathetic acoustic of Wyastone Leys. I’m looking forward to this series developing but then I am very partial to Röntgen’s unassuming generosity of spirit.”
— Jonathan Woolf, musicweb - international.com
“Thus, the third volume manages to explore early and mid-period Röntgen, adding a work that must be all-but-unknown except to Anderson and scholars of the composer”
