“What is striking is that these three voices not only complement each other through their timbre, but they listen to one another. They merge, yet they also collide – subtle irregularities, deliberate breaths, infinitesimal nuances of intonation. This is precisely what creates the charm.

The programme is ingeniously conceived: it does not offer a linear narrative, but rather allows emotions to overlap – a dialogue between heaven and earth. And although the CD includes 27 tracks, it never feels overloaded. It unfolds instead like a finely woven fan, slowly, piece by piece.”

“The three sopranos of La Néréide show impressive expertise. Singing together in imitation, and polyphony, they weave the audience into the threads of their melodies, like sea goddesses transforming into enchanting sirens. The texts are carefully interpreted and their voices project strongly but with flexibility and delicacy. They ornament their vocal lines with remarkable ease and perform Marenzio’s Belle ne fe’ natura with impeccable balance and accuracy.”

“Sopranos Camille Allérat, Julie Roset, and Ana Vieira Leite sang in striking synchrony. Their voices blended like wine from the same vineyard: distinct varietals with subtle, resonant differences. (…) Instrumental contributions lent a golden aura to the voices. Carried by three young artists of extraordinary sensitivity, the voices of Ferrara’s hidden women rang out beneath stone vaults and sunlit windows, lifted high, reverberant, and free.”

“Luzzaschi’s works demand virtuosity in ornamentation and clear diction, which all three sopranos possess. Light and comfortable in the treble for Ana Vieira Leite, balanced for Julie Roset, more timbre for Camille Allérat, the three voices coordinate perfectly. The interpretation suits the dramatic meaning within each piece.”

“La Néréide is distinguished by the harmonious, warm timbres adorned with a delicate vibrato, of its three singers. Their interpretation, all balanced, is of finesse and precision even in the superabundant passages and ornaments.”

“the three young musicians’ voices blend together perfectly; it’s a very beautiful first recording”