“it captivates from the first phrase of the opening piece, "West Winds," and never wavers. Wiesauer is also a master composer in that he knows how to distill all he has heard and performed into material that sounds fresh, interesting, and vibrant, and the overdubbed improvised sections of the Lydian-tinged Metheney-esque "Farewell" are a brilliant example as the composer still has more to say compositionally through the improvisation” - David Pedrick

“All Yours breezes across several facets of Wiesauer's personality and shows how they can all sparkle in simple lighting: there are shades of wistful introspection and light folky sunshine ..... sometimes catchy, more often subtle, and always with a direct channel to the heart.” - Geno Thackara

“Ronny Wiesauer's Monologues is an exceptional musical offering and hopefully will be followed by more music featuring this prestigious talent.” - James Scott

“But good as the Brouwer parts are, it was Wiesaur’s own pieces that really seduced me. (My past as a primarily rock and sometimes-jazz guy is showing here. This will not be embraced by the purist classical audience… to say the least!) The pieces are in a variety of styles, though in general they lean toward the melodic and pleasingly rhythmic. Comparisons can be odious (and inaccurate) but there were parts that reminded me of the very early Pat Metheny Group, Chick Corea’s Return to Forever (occasionally, Wiesaur’s guitar sounds almost piano-like)” - Blair Jackson