”The music of Thomas de Hartmann shows him to be a most capable composer, certainly not deserving of the obscurity into which he has fallen…”   David DeBoor, Fanfare Magazine, Aug 2022  

“…This concerto is no mean feat, but Sicroff seems to succeed in making even the most difficult passages sound effortless,…”   “…De Hartmann is, I suspect, a very major composer whose time for rediscovery has finally come.”       DA, The Light Music Society, July 2022

“Well recorded with plenty of vivid wind, brass and percussion action and performed by all with palpable gusto, this is an excellent disc in its own right, but also a complementary recording for anyone who has already acquired and admired the selection of orchestral works on the Toccata Classics label”   Dominy Clements, Music Web…

“The recording is a revelation about a composer who has the techniques and skills to write some of the finest 20th century music, but who has inexplicably fallen off most people’s listening lists…   Maureen Buja, Interlude, June 2022  

“…Because de Hartmann’s Cello Concerto, composed in 1935 and premiered in Boston in 1938 under the direction of Sergei Koussevitzky with Paul Tortelier as soloist and framed by Tchaikovsky and Schmitt, is a masterpiece….”   Peter Korfmacher, Leipzier Volkszertung, May 2022