"Kudos to Kathryn Cernauskas for her expressive rendition of the solo flute..."
-Tamara Bernstein, The Globe and Mail
"...Serene , with the gifted flutist Kathryn Cernauskas playing over the tape, was especially attractive, something I liked enough to want to hear again right away."
-Lloyd Dykk, The Vancouver Sun
"...there was some notable instrumental work, particularly by flutist Kathryn Cernauskas in Takemitsu's Voice, a work that examines the wide range of colors of that instrument.
-Ray Chatelin, The Vancouver Province
"Charming flautist Kathryn Cernauskas...produced lovely pure tone and beautifully articulated cascading passages...Her stylish, musical performance..."
-Audrey Johnson, Victoria Times-Colonist
"Canadian composers have a very good accomplice in their struggle for performances of their work. Kathryn Cernauskas has probably premiered more Canadian compositions than any other flutist in the country."
-Susan Mertens, The Vancouver Sun
"a note-perfect performer with an elegant style..."
-Lloyd Dykk, The Vancouver Sun
"She manages to be, besides one of those increasingly common note-perfect technicians, an excellent colorist as well--something difficult to achieve on a flute, an instrument whose lack of overtones makes it one of the "purest" and most potentially wearisome instruments. As early as the first couple of pieces, some light snippets by Alessandro Scarlatti and Haydn, I was completely won over by the elegance of her style, by the felicity of her way of brushing in a nuance and rounding out a phrase. And when it came to a bristler such as one of the C.P.E. Bach sonatas for solo flute, she was no less authoritative, faultlessly tossing off the florid tracery of the fast movements and suspending between them an adagio of uncommonly expressive depth and sinuosity."
-Lloyd Dykk, The Vancouver Sun
"What was exciting about the presentation was the work of Miss Cernauskas, who has rapidly established a formidable solo reputation in the city. She is an assured, refined performer, self-possessed and careful, and aware of nuance--susceptible, one imagines, to mood, and able to express it in an elegant manner."
-Max Wyman, The Vancouver Sun