25/03/2007 Clive Davis, Sunday Times

‘Rees-Williams can cast a Bach prelude in exotic colours, but he and his colleagues are equally at home with Scarlatti, Grieg and Cesar Franck - they deserve a wider audience among jazz fans and classical diehards.’

05/03/2007 Tony Augarde, MusicWeb

‘Jacques Loussier may have done it first but David Rees-Williams does it better. This trio continually presents us with startlingly new perspectives on old compositions, without making fun of the composers. They capture the romanticism of Grieg as well as the implicit lyricism of Bach and the playfulness of Mozart. It is to be hoped that this CD and their previous albums will make them much more widely known. They certainly deserve it.’

06/02/2007 Sholto Byrnes, First Post

‘Rees-Williams has taken the Jacques Loussier style of swinging Bach way further, tackling Franck, Grieg and Ravel with his piano trio while adding Hammond organ to the mix. The results are beautiful, subtle and dramatic.’

05/01/2007 Guy Dammann, The Guardian

‘The David Rees-Williams Trio have just got better and better …… their new recording of jazz forays into the classical repertoire is just magical.'