The sonatas are a delight to the ear and more wide-ranging and diverse in style than are the mono-movement sonatas of Scarlatti…

On whichever keyboard you choose to hear these sonatas, they are wonderful pieces in which you will discover something new each time you listen to them.

Wonderful music, excellent playing, a superb specimen of an instrument, and a very fine recording add up to a strong recommendation. © 2012 Fanfare Read complete review

Galuppi’s harpsichord sonatas are truly inspired compositions, full of eloquence and invention. As a performer Galuppi was remarkably erudite. His music is also blessed by a wild, brilliant sense of humor.

The delights in these pieces are so numerous…

The seven-minute-long Andante of Sonata No. 10 in A is a longer piece that is one of the high points of this recording. It is languid, sensuous, and larger than life, like Ingres’s Odalisque.

Ilario Gregoletto knows Galuppi’s music as intimately as one knows a close friend or family member. I have no doubt that his graceful and generous style of playing contributed in large part to my newfound love of Galuppi’s music. I truly hope this recording will have a similar effect on a great many listeners. © 2012 American Record Guide Read complete review on American Record Guide online