Flute Quintets Op. 19
Luigi Boccherini
AuserMusici
Hyperion CDA67646

Carlo Ipata, flauto traverso

Luca Ronconi, violino 

Francesco La Bruna, violino

Teresa Ceccato, viola 

Luigi Puxeddu, violoncello

Recensioni

These are enjoyable performances. Number 4 is particularly attractive, with its beautifully paced Adagio assai, lyrical flute and virtuoso cello playing
Early Music Review
I was pleasantly surprised with this disc. The music is typical Boccherini, charming and with a certain amount of energy…but the performances by Auser Musici flow beautifully. They have both inner energy and a smile
Fanfare
Listening to these six quintets, one is immediately captivated by a charm and invention that, while of a different nature, easily equals that of Haydn or Mozart … The playing is exceptional … Beautifully recorded in the Oratorio di S Domenico, Pisa, this is an auspicious debut for Auser Musici on Hyperion. Further recordings are planned - let's hope we don't have to wait too long for them
International Record Review
These are delightful works played with  a persuasively affectionate period-instrument style with a felicitous lead from the nimble and gently expressive flautist, Carlo Ipata. 
Early Music Review
Finest of all is the opening Allegro of the G-minor Quintet, a movement of tensely swirling, surging passions. The Italian ensemble Auser Musici …capture admirably the spirit of Boccherini's multi-faceted world
Goldberg
These are delightful works played with a persuasively affectionate period-instrument style, with a felicitous lead from the nimble and gently expressive flautist, Carlo Ipata. Hyperion do the players proud in their debut recording; we shall surely hear more of them
Gramophone