Scherzo Magazine, 11/9/24 "It was, in short, a wide and varied panoply of the music that was usually performed in the court circles of viceregal Naples in the first quarter of the 16th century. A complete novelty, we insist, in these parts. And for its interpretation Recasens deployed a spectacular ensemble. No less than twenty-one instrumental performers - among them, names of international resonance - and ten vocals. And there was, naturally, a long list of instruments, some very unusual: bombarda, shawm, practically the entire families of recorders, basses, and bow vihuelas, in addition to the usual violins and other instruments associated with the continuo. There were, of course, dazzling and grandiose moments when the entire group intervened..."