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“The first thing that strikes the listener is the exquisite sensitivity that Yago Mahugo has invested… his musicality seems way beyond his years…” Paul James Dwyer. Toronto Early Music Centre
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“Mahúgo has imbibed the rhetoric of the French Baroque so thoroughly that it enables him to reproduce this music as if he were a native, an 18th century native, no less. In the unmeasured preludes of the Clérambault suites, he lets the music unfold naturally, while the spirited courantes and gigues of Marchand, with their formidable clusters of agréments, are tackled with considerable energy. Mahúgo takes us on a kind of journey; the individual landmarks are perhaps less important than the total immersion in the musical landscape. I can think of few CDs of French harpsichord music that are as successful: From the performances, to the repertoire, to the instrument (after Johannes Ruckers, 1638), to the recorded sound, this disc is nearly flawless. Highest recommendation. ” Christopher Brodersen. Fanfare Magazine
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