Brahms Sonatas Op 120 Schumann Märchenbilder Op 113 Christian Euler Paul Rivinius

"Euler's delicate, heartfelt viola voice and Rivinius' piano accents conjure up images as you listen… harmonious and impressive" (APA)

"...the chance to hear the sonatas this way is welcome, and Paul Ravinius’ use of a 1901 Steinway with an elegant, resonant sound adds to the aural pleasure of the recording. The performances are highly expressive and also expansive" (InfoDad.com)

"The recording was made with great care in terms of authenticity and acoustic space, which perfectly suits the intimate character of Brahms and Schumann's music. A must for lovers of the viola, chamber music and Romanticism. Recommended by the editors!" (wkulturalnysposob.com)

"A successful pairing... From the first note to the last, violist Christian Euler and pianist Paul Rivinius present two late works with beautiful sound and clear interpretation." (Schnabel-kultur-blog)

"A chamber music dialogue of the highest calibre, the best advertisement for the viola" (AUDIO/Stereoplay: Classical Highlight & Sonic Tip)

"that is what true musicians can bring about in a receptive listener. If that isn’t a fairy tale, then what is? I cannot think of any reason for not wanting to have this thought-provoking release." (HR Audio Net)

"A lively dialogue between the two instruments... This is what makes chamber music so enjoyable, constantly renewing itself with every listen." (Klassik Heute: Recommendation)

"Strongly convincing... A new listening experience for connoisseurs of the works – and for all listeners, a well-rounded affair in terms of sound and interpretation." (Klassik Festival)

"…both Christian Euler and pianist Paul Rivinius assuredly disclose its deeply emotive character. As good a recording as any to delve further into the deep amber, woodsy sonic character of the viola." (Classical Music Sentinel)