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'Contemporary music could not lose in this concert with multiple resonances; pleasure of discovery came from the young composer Sophie Lacaze, whose Voices of Australia for solo flute and recorded voices, mix rhythms and weird, mysterious sounds of birds songs with human voices… this symbiosis of living voices, made as an electronic mastering, had the savour of countless life calls'.
Hilda Van Hell, Luxembourg press, August 2006

'This musical dream is a subtle approach of the beginning of the world.' (about Dreaming).
le Progrès, August 2004

'The youngest composer of this CD, Sophie Lacaze, born in 1963, shows a sure talent with Broken Words .'
F. Mallet, Classica-Répertoire, June 2004

'Voyelles, by Sophie Lacaze, is a clever work'
J. Amblard, le Monde de la Musique, June 2004

'A work by Sophie Lacaze, "Broken Words",especially written for the Helios ensemble: a magic moment.'
la Montagne, August 2002

'Mysterious quartet "Broken Words" by Sophie Lacaze, with inventive rhythms and new sounds, inspired by the silence and the violences of Australian landscapes. Subtle.'
C. Géliot, September 2001

'Another intriguing trio was "Comme une rue pavee" for violin, clarinet and piano by French composer Sophie Lacaze, an atmospheric piece in which the musical interest is nicely spread between the three instruments.'
W.L. Hoffmann, The Canberra Times, December 1, 1999

' "La Vita è Bella ?" revealed music of fluent charm and the kind of originality that can sometimes accompany modesty.'
R. Chapman-Smith, The Advertiser, October 12, 1999

'Great performance of trois melodies for voice and string trio by Lacaze. The audience was amazed.'
L. Camensuli, la Dépêche du Midi, Février 1993