PRESS

Elegant and full of warmth, these (Slovak) dances are imaginatively orchestrated and extremely well crafted, and the playing is wonderfully affective. Nearly one hundred minutes of great entertainment, superbly annotated and recorded. Do take the plunge, you will relish it.
Gerald Fenech, Classical Music Daily

..Not since I heard Stokowski conduct his own orchestration at the Proms in 1966 have I been so impressed with an alternative to the Ravel. The Great Gate of Kiev brings the house down – this version makes it all the more regrettable that it was never built. The other works are equally effective...
Brian Wilson, musicweb-international.com

I found Voyevoda especially energetic, and played with flair by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
Peter Mechen, The Critic’s Chair, Radio New Zealand

Astounding virtuosity, daring inventiveness, incredible skill and acrobatic wonders......master of improvisation...not only a briliant virtuoso but also a consummate entertainer.
The Review, Washington D.C.

Peter Breiner is an Andre Previn of our time, if not a Leonard Bernstein, and I think he deserves far greater recognition.
Albert Wong, MusicData Hong Kong

One of the most prominent representatives of new music from over the Atlantic - sensitive, emotional, and breathtaking. An absolute must hear!
Revue Musicale de Suisse Romande, Switzerland

What kind of wonder allowed him to couple Baroque music with songs of the Beatles in this extremely impressive way? He wrote a modern "Brandenburg Concerto"
Le Monde, France

These eight CD’s belong to the most important recordings in cross-over catalogue ever with all their dignity and high craft... Mr. Breiner’s fantasy knows no limitations.
Musikmarkt, Germany