Ludmila Tschakalova’s sparkling clarity and rhythmic propulsion made each item an exciting voyage of discovery. . .
Stephen Dodgson, reviewing for the British Harpsichord Society
…her flexible phrasing and shading left no doubt of her imaginative response to music as a language and her ability to communicate.
The Times
The audience was delighted by the energy and rhythmic vitality in her playing of sometimes extremely challenging works by François Couperin and d’Anglebert; in the tombeaux with which her programme began and ended, she showed herself equally capable, producing a most beautiful tone and conveying a sense of profundity – without a hint of sentimentality or excess. It was altogether a most commanding performance.
British Harpsichord Society