Reviews

The arrangements…allow Tomas Cotik to shine with their blends of angular and virtuosic melodic segments that fly by, while also allowing plenty of rich, lyrical phrasing ...
The album's most haunting setting is Soledad (1968), which is distinguished by an exceptionally sensitive performance by Cotik. Artful restraint is shown too in the way he resists the urge ...
His playing is very poised and truly accomplished...Las cuatro estaciones porteñas...are attractive and interesting pieces with the spirit of tango strongly present but fused with the essence of b ...
Argentine native Tomás Cotik adds to his reputation as one of the supreme masters of the bow in this new release of J. S. Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello senz ...
Tomás Cotik, whose technical and expressive abilities, already highlighted in other reviews of his CDs, are confirmed here and indeed enhanced respectively in the agility present in these scores, ...
Cotik's sound is clear, light,elegant; bright in the gavottes and fast concluding gigues, reflective and piercing in the sarabands.  
Grandiose Piazzolla recordings with Tomás Cotik It was clear that the Argentinian-born Cotik has Piazzolla’s music in his blood. It was to be expected that he would be ab ...
Ahead of his third Piazzolla Naxos album to be released on 26 April, Argentinean violinist Tomás Cotik speaks about his compatriot’s sound and percussive effects. This third installement ...