...''that the recital begins. An elegant solo section for Gulnara in Il corsaro, gracefully sung by Annick Massis, leads to an attractive canon for Ford, Laura Polverelli and her. Massis does have one item predominantly to herself. The long extract for Allan Cameron begins with a chorus, then at 4’10” the soprano enters with a recitative followed by a graceful aria of Bellinian refinement. After in interjections from baritone and chorus there comes a five-minute cabaletta. Massis traces the aria’s shape with long phrases and again shows that she can surmount the most ornate divisions.''
International Record Review
April 2006
John T Hughes

Opera Rara has brought some of its finest singers for a first-class vocal display. It’s kind of a vocal marathon and contest of ‘anything you can sing I can sing better’. Massis, Cullagh, Opie and chorus practically blow off the roof in a rousing scene from Il Constabile. Cullagh displays her vocal virtuosity in an Elena aria, but then Massis sky-rockets through the finale from Allan Cameron.
American Record Guide
September/October 2006
Parsons

....» Annick Massis luce como siempre un registro agudo magnifico y una coloratura fluida, que brillan en la escena final del Allan Cameron.
Mundoclassico.com
11 May 2006