First recording in Walt Disney Concert Hall. Jason Serinus from Stereophile magazine flew to Los Angeles for the recording sessions:

“…an excellent violinist playing five different violins: the famed Nathan Milstein (1716) and Jack Benny Stradivarius, a prized Guarneri (c1730), and two excellent modern violins, one built by Mario and Brenda Miralles, the other by Michael Fischer.

…Michael Fremer became a Yarlung enthusiast after hearing discs by Fung and the Janaki String Trio.”
--Jason Serinus, Stereophile.com

“…Within the first few bars of Chalifour's violin transcription of Poulenc s flute sonata performed on a 1716 Stradivarius once owned by Nathan Milstein, you’ll know you’re in one of the world's finest sounding concert halls.

…Both Mr. Chalifour's violin and Joanne Pearce Martin's piano come through with uncanny timbral accuracy, textural clarity and three-dimensional focus and palpability. The presence of a large, open, delicately reverberant space behind the musicians can be both heard and felt on this acoustically transparent recording.”
--Michael Fremer, musicangle.com