...euforia vistuosistica di Oscar Bianchi che si rivela in Trasparente tagliente vivezza e disinvolta agressivitŕ: č uno dei giovani piů attrezzati tecnicamente... (About Trasparente: Mario Messinis, Il Gazzettino di Venezia, 11-10-2007)

...astonishingly subtle sound jorney...outstanding acting soloinstruments... (About MATRA: Offenburger Tageblatt 16 Octobre 2007)

...La fenomenal pieza de Bianchi...una obra contemporánea de esta altura artistica...un paisaje sonoro de un atractivo y profundidad inspiradísimos para grupo de siete percusionistas...unas texturas musicales realmente sugerentes y misteriosas... (About The Salvador Dalí Secret Chord Progression: Planet Zappa, 9 March 2007)

...Precisely felt music, that deals with instrumental timbres in a very imaginative way, and which stands out for its very well balanced density of musical events: dramaturgically, a perfectly constructed piece. We will be hearing more from this talented composer. (About Zaffiro: Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 7 December 2005)

...Oscar Bianchi's Mezzogiorno, on the other hand, sets out a much more dynamic and burlesque conception of writing. Characterized by a 'jazz' spirit, the piece reveals an unusual power of sonority, signing a great mastery of timbres. L'Ensemble l'Itineraire under the direction of Mark Foster gave a particularly strong impression of the sound world, leaving one with the feeling of a beautiful musical moment. (Musique En Scčne, 08 mars 2005)

...Crepuscolo, for Paetzold recorder, surprises with its deep, barely believeable sonority, and creates a dark universe that is foreign, full of humor, and in the end, very seductive. (Alexandre Tissier, La lettre du Musicien, Novembre 2004)

...His journey renews itself with each new score. Starting with a very fine harmonic ear, Bianchi has that very modern capacity to dramatize musical forms through mastery of sound texture, in its thousands of details. This is also an artist sufficiently mature for collaboration on the largest-scale projects. He knows how to use encounters to form artistic alliances, arouse enthusiasm, and refine his ideas. (Jean Luc Pluvier, ICTUS Artistic Director, 10 September 2006)