Gramophone Magazine (Editor's Choice): The album was selected as an Editor's Choice. The review highly praises the duo, stating that they "function as a single expressive unit," balancing "clarity, precision and understated virtuosity" with "emotional directness". The reviewer noted that Brovtsyn plays with a "cool, elegant astringency" that is immensely appealing, making it a "wonderful album, every second of it".

The Strad (The Strad Recommends): Awarded as a top recommendation, The Strad's review calls the disc "arresting". They celebrate the duo's "totally committed, expansive performance," pointing out that the stratospherically high violin lines and double-stopped trills sound as if they are heralding a mystical presence. The recording quality—captured in a Berlin church—was noted as exceptionally bright, clear, and pure.