"Soprano Crossley Hawn sang the Renaissance works with a focused yet light tone, letting it blossom fully in the high descant of the later works."
Bachtrack

"From the very opening duet “Sub Arturo plebs” sung by soprano Crossley Hawn and mezzo-soprano P. Lucy McVeigh, one is drawn into a centuries-old world of English music and verse. The lively blend of instrumental, vocal and theatrical presentations thoroughly wrap the audience in otherworldly splendor...I have never heard such beautiful and haunting minor chords and bridges as presented during “Alleluia navitas” sung by Hawn and McVeigh."
DC Metro Theatre Arts

"Sopranos Crossley Hawn and Emily Noël had the most consistently beautiful sound, floating together in twin parts..."
Washington Classical Review

"Crossley Hawn has a lovely, vibrant soprano, precise in her tuning, and excels in the recitative sections."
DC Metro Theatre Arts
(DC Metro Theater Arts: Best of 2016: Special Awards for performance of Serpina in La Serva Padrona)

"...lovely limpid colors in good harmony with her musical intelligence."
Perform Arts Perugia
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"...great acting and agile vocals."
DC Metro Theatre Arts

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