Simovic knows how to shape his vision so elegantly and naturally that one experiences a distinct personality not only in each sonata, but also in each movement.

...Tackling the Six Sonatas requires phenomenal technique, versatility and imagination and Roman Simovic, leader of the London Symphony Orchestra and a world renowned soloist, has all three...Simovic chills the bone with No.1’s weird sul ponticello effects and delights with the irresistible Iberian gaiety of No.6. There’s lots to admire along the way; No.3’s gradual build up from dark mutterings to blisteringly fast conclusion; No.2’s wistful slow ‘Malinconia’ movement played raptly by Simovic and his extrovert panache in the final whirlwind rustic dance of No.6. ...