'Sulki Yu ...has a forthright sound and a marvellously secure technique'

-Richard Morrison, The Times

'...acutely tuned musicianship... brilliance and assurance...a very significant career in the making.'

'Violinist Sulki Yu displayed wit and a kind of fervent grace in unfeasibly difficult music, including Bartók’s dizzying Solo Violin Sonata and Salvatore Sciarrino’s mysterious, often barely audible Capriccios.'

-Nick Kimberley, Evening Standard,2009.

'This year's selection of younger musicians with an interest in contemporary music got off to an excellent start with a well conceived recital by violinist Sulki Yu, who will have a great future if there is any justice in the crowded instrumental performance world.'

'Korean violinist Sulki Yu prefaced the Bartók solo sonata with Edwin Roxburgh’s gypsy-like Soliloquy 3 and three of Salvatore Sciarrino’s Capricci. She handled their demands with graceful aplomb, her silvery tone and lightness of touch lending each an engaging delicacy. Sciarrino’s Paganini-inspired Capricci, consisting almost entirely of harmonics, profited most from her refinement: she made them sound like oriental birdsong.'

-Andrew Clark, Financial Times, 2009.