Stacy is well-supported by the Toronto Chamber Orchestra led by Kevin Mallon, a capable 15-player modern-instrument ensemble, and the engineering is quite good though greater prominence could have been given to the continuo. Wonderful music brilliantly played. What more could one ask for? A bit more oomph would help. Tempos are always moderate, so the Vivace finale of the Telemann G major never kicks its heels with the necessary abandon, nor do the Allegros have the last measure of requisite swing. And while slow movements are drop-dead gorgeous, ears used to current period-instrument performances may wish for tempos that flow a bit more easily. But such carpings quickly dissipate in the listening. This is one of those CDs that threatens to take permanent occupancy of your CD player. --ClassicsToday.com, Dan Davis, May 2008Stacy plays with consequent panache, relishing the opportunities to embellish in the slower third movements of each.  The A minor Largo of TWV A2 is particularly impressive here, as the soloist is predominantly accompanied by the continuo, producing a mysterious lilt above the darker bass-line. --MusicWeb-International, Simon Thompson, August 2008