„This is absolutely splendid Mozart playing. There is not the slightestconcession to physical disability: no safe tempos, no overpedalling, nohesitations, before awkward keyboard leaps or to manage difficult handpositions..”

Beversluis, American Record Guide, 2001

„Tamás touches piano keys with much more sensitivity than those who can see. I believe that in his play, there is such sensitivity which is naturally not possible to reach for us. I dare say that this ability could be measured by Chopin's standards.”

Zoltán Kocsis, 2010

„He achieves a depth of feeling and a power of expression for which theword "remarkable" seems inadequate…. He has given us a remarkable debutdisc, and I hope to hear more from him.”

Thomas McClain, American Record Guide, 2000

„Only those with a sense of vocation whose mother tongue is music, Mozart's music, can play in such a manner.”

Sándor Kovács, Hungarian Bartók Radio, 2000

„I have seen many broadcast concerts without an audience in the past year, and I have had similar experiences several times. In such cases, I always felt great gratitude towards the artists. But this was different. Perhaps it was precisely the fact that it was given to us by an artist whose mere survival bordered on a miracle that enhanced the experience. Tamás survived and became a true artist in order to conjure completeness in front of us.  ”

Enikő Solymosi Tari, music historian

„He wrapped my soul in silk...”

Bakonybél, congratulations after the concert

„Előadói stílusa rászolgált a legmesszebbmenőbb elismerésre,...”

Antoni Grudziński, zenetudós, a Fryderyk Chopin Társaság elnöke