Neuburger Rundschau - 04.08.2006

Ensemble Bassorum vox, as unique group in many ways, gave a strong impression.

The Korean  cellist, Seung-Yeon and Se-Hee Lee, the Japanese harpsichordist, Mami Kurumada, and the Spanish Theorbo/Guitarist, Joaquim Arau, summoned an enormous sound from the bass instruments.  It was as though the cellists, who were constantly in eye contact, were able to use entire staging as a resonator.  Bassorum vox performed under the direction of Seung-Yeon Lee with high precision, engaging virtuosity, and dramatic accents.  The audience was moved to tumultuous applause, and the juries could do nothing else than give the Biagio-Marini-Preis to this young ensemble.

Badische Zeitung - 30.03.2006

Vibrant Baroque Music- Ensemble Bassorum vox

The five performers conveyed through their professional performance on the viola da Gamba, Theorbo, Guitar, Baroque harp, Baroque cello, harpsichord and percussion all of the colors and rhythms and thus illustrated the character of these instruments . It gave us the best impression.

Schwäbische Zeitung - 29.3.2005

Baroque guitar conveyed pure joy. Cello piccolo sang dreamful as smooth as a velvet.

Trossinger Zeitung - 31.5.2005

Early music thrilled the audience.

Südwest Presse - 29.06.2005

Mami Kurumada played the harpsichord with elegance and an exquisite sound.

Schwarzwälder Bote - 28.01.2003

Se-Hee Lee and Seung-Yeon Lee perform  as a duo which is well informed in the baroque style.

Trossinger Zeitung - 20.1.2004

Seung-Yeon Lee und Se-Hee Lee presented their  virtuosity. The audience enjoyed the music and the friendly performers.

Schwäbische Zeitung - 16.8.2004

Inspiring Baroque Sounds

Se-Hee and Seung-Yeon Lee gave baroque music its own charm and demonstrated an amazingly control of their instruments.