The guardiand. 18. July 2013ByByAndrew Clements (musikanmelder)d. 18. July 2013"Whether in the sinister, whirling moto perpetuo of the second Le Vent, or the funeral march of the last, Morte, which uses the Dies Irae as a frame and builds to a ferocious climax, Maltempo makes every effect count. Thrillingly demonic".Read review
The gramophone2020 AugustByByJeremy Nicholas2020 August"Editor's choice: It takes a certain kind of temperament and a superior finger technique to take [Alkan] on. Those who cut the mustard are few and far between. Mark Viner is such a one and with this, the third volume of what will form the complete works, he can claim a place at the top table as one of the preeminent Alkan players de nos jours ... His day is yet to come, but come it surely will. And whether or not you care for Alkan's music, here is a disc of piano-playing out of the top drawer".