"Tetra works wonders with four 'standard' instruments. The oneness of their attack (the guitar is a percussive instrument) and variation of nuance speaks of countless hours of rehearsal—by players of first-rate technical control and sensitive musicianship. . . . All this would be futile in a programme of 'borrowed' music if the arrangements were not of comparable quality which they are. Put the original forms of this music out of your mind, eschew comparisons and enjoy it in its new dress. . . . The quality of the recording per se is superb, as we have come to expect of John Taylor, who has happily married his talents as an excellent guitarist and the possessor of a degree in physics. . . . [B]uy and enjoy this fine issue." -- John Duarte, Gramophone