"Summit programmes the meatiest work, the Piano Sonata, as the penultimate item—a brief Adagio, the composer’s last piano work, closes the recital poignantly…. This is very active music, very exciting, almost virtuoso towards the end. Here, as always, Entwistle's reading is a model of its kind. The aura of stasis that pervades the 'Moderato (poco andante)', replete with Janácek-like tremolandi at its climax makes for telling contrast, while the finale allows for a near ecstatic close."—MusicWeb International