"...soprano Elizabeth Llewellyn lovingly caressed poet Tristan Klingsor’s images from the “wonderful land of stories” derived from a delirious, perhaps narcotically enhanced, vision. In ‘L'indifférent’ Llewellyn conveyed the narrator’s lament for a what-might-have-been encounter with a fascinating stranger. The hopeful offer – come in for a drink – to the sighing fall of, “But no, you pass by.” We’ve all been there. In ‘La flûte enchantée’ Llewellyn was joined by flautist Marie-Christine Zupancic’s sinuous modal line “pouring out by turns, sadness and joy” before departing, “Like a mysterious kiss.” Absolutely gorgeous." ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Midlands Music Reviews)