“Antón and Maite, acting as 21st-century rhapsodists, narrators of sound myths, storytellers of the ancestral, have achieved something miraculous with this album: for a few precious moments stolen from oblivion, the piano sings, moans, and dances again with human soul. To tell uncomfortable and beautiful truths. To breathe the air of the living“

“Stravinsky (…) sounds essential, stripped bare, revealing. Everything superfluous, every superficial embellishment, falls away, and what remains exposed is pure rhythmic bone, an immemorial ancestral rite, the architecture of primal instinct, atavistic, telluric brutality that emerges from the depths. At no point do they seek to embellish the original rawness or tame the fierce score: they face it head-on, with a courage that is thrilling, as what it really is, a pagan act of violent fertility, an inescapable ritual sacrifice, an archaic and ruthless choreography of the foundational violence that underlies life itself”

Pianist and Conductor Josu de Solaun