“...The recovered density elevates this mature side of the oeuvre to the best Romantic works, in the line of Beethoven or Schumann - and that's no small thing...” - Jean-Claude Hulet
— Diapason Magazine
“...The performances are vigorous and large-scale; just what these pieces need. The recording is close-up. The shortish measure for a CD is balanced by the longer measure of musical talent [Meccore String Quartet]...” - Don O'Connor
“...another recording from the magnificent Meccore String Quartet, showcasing playing of the highest precision. The quintessence of quartet performance at the very highest level.” - David Rowe
“...after listening to these melodious works as interpreted by the Meccore String Quartet, it’s hard not to be enchanted – I certainly was. Fascinating is too weak a description for the vigor and emotional depth with which these Polish musicians interpret their national heroes. This is a more than welcome addition to the high-resolution recording catalog...” - Adrian Quanjer
“...This recording, with excellent definition and clarity of sound, has the advantage of recovering forgotten works by Wieniawski and presenting the world's first recording of a Paderewski work....” - Fernando Nieto
— MELOMANO
“...A real treasure is Wieniawski's “Quartet,” written at a similar time to Paderewski's pupil work, for intimate concerts in Brussels.This is a piece of music of dense expression. You can tell the measure of the performers by the way they play the slow movements - how much lyrical chanting and storytelling there is in the “Andante cantabile”! And how good the music is! So good, in fact, that I forgot that I was listening to “Polish music” and began to follow the individual voices, their intertwining lines, dialogues, questions and answers...” - Mateusz Ciupka
“...Here, commitment, fervor, and passion create a musical narrative of the highest order. In short, once again, the Meccore Quartet shows itself at its very best...” - Jean-Jacques Millo
— OpusHD