"Vurdering: Diapason d'or"

"Recording of the week: The variety of the programme itself is matched by the range of pastel colours which he draws from his own piano ... Chamayou is ever-mindful of the lullaby's vocal origins, and every melody really sings here, from the spare beauty of Good Night! from Janáček's On an Overgrown Path (which gives the album its title) to the more sonorous lines of Busoni's Berceuse - one of the few tracks to exploit the piano's lower register, and a welcome counterweight to the silvery music-box sonorities elsewhere"

"Årets klassiske lytteoplevelse: I midten af 1800-tallet dukkede den op som et karakterstykke i den klassiske musik, særligt for klaveret ... Og i oktober forelå der et vidunderligt album med 16 berceuser ... De mest ikoniske bidrag til genren - begge i den fyldige, mørke Des-dur - står Liszt og Chopin for, og her aftvinger Bertrand Chamayous klaverkunst anmelderen nogle af de smukkeste lovord, han kan hente frem"

"Editor's choice: Bertrand Chamayou begins the essay to his new disc of berceuses and lullabies with the admission: 'I'm a night owl'. He goes on to explore the phenomenon of the moment of falling asleep ... The danger with this kind of CD is that you end up with so much slow, quiet music that you find yourself drifting off into the most pleasant slumber ... But not here, for the programme is full of surprises and ranges wide, both geographically and historically ... A treasure-trove of an album"