"Bringing together string quartet, choir and the taonga puoro of Horomona Horo, the innate drama of this score did not always need the sometimes distracting to-and-fro that director Jonathan Alver had imposed. Horo's exquisitely gauged improvisations ranged from a crystalline koauau introduction to a war-like pukaea in the Dies Irae, that evoked the horrors of hell itself, in tandem with Harris himself on thunderous bass drum." William Dart, NZ Herald March 2014

"With the supremely atmospheric partnership with Maori instrument performer Horomona Horo, at the forefront it visited a world of mostly contemporary choral music." John Button, Dominion Post, 2011