"...sang an insinuating Herodes. His tenor was in good shape, absolutely secure, and sung with lyricism where so many others have just barked."

...confirms Herodes correct, distinct, potentially even more terrible than some hysterical Tetrarchs.

  "...puts his voice and body at the service of the Don Juan-esque role of Sergej, with an incisive and full-bodied voice, powerful and malleable, easy in its expressionistic tension, powerful in its emission and perfect acting skills.”

"...a magnificent Ian Storey, a full and vibrant tenor voice that immediately loves the role." 

"sustained the strenuous writing exultantly and tenderly."

"Ian Storey once again confirms that his Tristan is among the most talented; singing is incisive in accents, passionate in phrasing, always careful in finding the right balance between music and text." 

"has remarkable acting skills and stage presence, and also a voice with a clear and powerful quality, capable of the slightest colour shades"

"At the core of the evening, Ian Storey gives a magnificent rendition of the prisoner, Florestan, with a voice which is as big and noble as it should be."

  Ian Storey succeeds as 'The Stranger' with a marvelously silvery, heroic voice. ….. All in all, this recording is a veritable enrichment of the catalog, which in this case is so narrow, above all because of the unbelievable orchestral performance, the exquisite performances of Ms. Kremer and Mr. Storey.