“Anne Perrault is a first rate pianist, superb collaborative pianist and accompanist.”
"Anne's art is lyrical, sensitive and absolutely reliable. She has become one of the most sought after teachers and performers." Vermont Philharmonic conductor
"Here was full-hearted singing and sensitively partnered at the keyboard besides. With the work Viens, you heard an idiomatically piano part that was more than a part; in fact, it brimmed with interest, the voice functioning as an appendage." Boston Globe (Donna Fortunato concert, Anne Franciose Perrault accompanist)
"Paul Matthen, the internationally distinguished baritone was accompanied by Anne Franciose. Much of the pleasure came from the piano work—accompaniment would be such an inadequate word—she deserves special mention for her superb collaboration." Burlington Free Press
"Anne Franciose Perrault offered an admirable concert last night for she has the artistry and technique to make a warm evening rewarding. A former student at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, she opened with the Sonata in E flat by Mozart. The youthful Mozart and innocent naive spirit were deftly captured. Every singing phrase was underlined with loving care.”
“The Schumann Phantasie. op. 17, makes grueling demands on the pianist, but Anne makes it look and sound easy. It has its terrors for unprepared artists but it is not musically beyond the thought or action of this petite pianist.”