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• Sorensen's voice stands out by virtue of the fact that his goal is a these days unusual quality: beauty.
  Michael Church, The Independent, 30/08/2010
• Pianist Leif Ove Andsnes and the orchestra guided the audience into a supreme coloured world of sound, initially as a dim atmosphere in the morning, and later on wandering through imaginary (Nordic?) landscapes, which offered again and again delightful surprises, e.g. a hummed Bach choral or the clicking of wooden sticks. A strong piece!
  Markus Stäbler, Hamburger Abendblatt, 27/08/2010
• ...striking...
  Martin Kettle, Guardian, 26/08/2010
• This is a score whose dreamlike material doesn't yield all its secrets on a first hearing.
  Bruce Dessau, London Evening Standard, 26/08/2010
• Bent Sørensen is a master of moods.
  ***** (5 stars out of 6)
  
  Jakob Wivel, Børsen, 07/06/2010
• A Danish masterpiece. The word is ”breathtaking”.
  ****** (6 stars)
  
  Søren Schauser, Berlingske Tidende, 05/06/2010
• Once again Sørensen has managed to carefully, however radically, challenge the most classical forms in a way few other Danish composers can do – while still communicating his ideas in the form of deeply poetic and entirely accesible music.
  ***** (5 stars out of 6)
  
  Henrik Friis, Politiken, 05/06/2010
• One of those musical encounters where the music remains in the body long after the applause has died.
  Brita Skogly Kraglund, Vårt land, tue, 13/10/2009
• Bent Sørensen’s tonal universe is truly original.
  Tori Skrede, VG, 12/10/2009