“Lucy Schaufer sang magnificently, capturing both the tone and the phonetic contour of the Russian.”
(musicweb-international.com)

“The second event, based around Stravinsky's Russian folk and nonsense songs, was a total delight. Naïvety was the keynote here, with the singer Lucy Schaufer playing the role of the fond but strict mother singing the songs while brushing the knotted hair of her little ones.”
(The Telegraph)

“Mezzo Lucy Schaufer was joined by Christopher Glynn, Tom Hankey and a cast of non-singing children for a fun, well-conceived recital of songs and instrumental music from Stravinsky's immediately pre- and post- Rite periods. The Russian texts and musical idiom were handled with skill by singer and pianist. The brio of the music belies its knotty intricacy, and the performers did well to imbue the presentation with a consistent sense of levity. The musical programme and performance put together to draw out that youthful theme made for a very pleasurable and coherent experience.”
(musicalcriticism.com)