<p>This is a highly individual and original work. At times almost overpowering in its layering, there is also much delicacy and tranquillity in the music too and the quasi-narrative structure of the music, as well as the personification of the eponymous river, is hugely compelling.</p>

<p><strong>Brass Band World Magazine, November 2010</strong></p>

<p>And When The River Told is a vividly dramatic and multi-layered score......Every player from soprano cornet to 3rd percussion has a significant role to play in projecting the music's fast moving imagery and expressive range. However, it is far from being simply a player-dominated work. Striking the right balance between power and attack on the one hand and conveying delicate, haunting atmosphere on the other......</p>

<p><strong>British Bandsman, November 2010</strong></p>