What the papers said:

... a deeply thoughtful performance of Elgar’s Violin Sonata, combining emotional power with wistful delicacy, enriched with that subtle mix of light and shade, boldness and restraint that makes the work such an endlessly fascinating subject for interpretation.
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

James Ehnes and pianist Eduard Laurel premiered an intriguing work by the American composer Aaron Jay Kernis called Two Movements (with Bells). The bells were well hidden in the piano texture, but the piece was superbly crafted, rhythmically charged and full of surging, sometimes angry emotion, even if its thematic ideas were a bit grey and unmemorable.
THE TIMES