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Posted by Delos Productions on June 4, 2019

Fanfare Archive Reviews Christopher Anderson-Bazzoli’s “Fabulous” Continent’s End Recording

Fanfare’s July/August 2019 issue will feature the following rave for Christopher Anderson-Bazzoli’s Continent’s End Song Cycle recording featuring Buffy Baggott and Kevin Korth: “Christopher Anderson-Bazzoli’s response to the texts is visceral; the sheer drama of the opening song, “Granite and Cypress,” with its tumultuous piano opening below the imperious voice (“White-maned, wide-throated, the heavy-shouldered children…

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Posted by Delos Productions on May 15, 2018

To Play Again: Carol Rosenberger’s Road To Recovery

Below is the full interview with Carol Rosenberger by Robert Schulslaper published by Fanfare Magazine: The Land of Legend is home to brave heroes and heroines who struggle valiantly against seemingly insurmountable obstacles before emerging triumphant. Pianist and Delos General Director Carol Rosenberger may not have had to vanquish evil sorcerers, ravenous demons, or vicious…

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Posted by Delos Productions on May 12, 2018

Maria Nockin Reviews Time and Distance in Fanfare

“Abel combines tuneful original passages with rock and jazz elements to form unique tonal structures … a colorful blend of styles … a powerful emotional punch.” “(In the Rear View Mirror, Now) shows his mastery of tragedy as composer, musician and poet.” Composer Mark Abel’s new disc, Time and Distance, contains the world premieres of…

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Posted by Delos Productions on May 11, 2018

Colin Clarke: Time and Distance is “Not To Be Missed”

“The musical vocabulary … is approachable, mostly easy on the ear and … somewhat timeless.” “Myths have fierce contemporary relevance, and nowhere more so than (in the song Those Who Loved Medusa), where the rape … plugs directly into the ‘Me Too’ movement.” Composer Mark Abel is clearly at home writing for the human voice.…

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Posted by Delos Productions on April 26, 2018

Fanfare Reviews To Play Again

Colin Clarke, offers a second Fanfare Magazine review for Carol Rosenberger‘s To Play Again Memoir: “Reviewing Carol Rosenberger’s valuable two-disc set of Szymanowski for Fanfare recently, I found the interpretations intriguing and often beautiful. This book provides the background: the story of Rosenberger’s valiant battle with polio and her triumphant, heard-won return to piano proficiency…

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Posted by Delos Productions on November 23, 2016

Home Is A Harbor on Fanfare’s Want List!

Maria Nockin’s list of her four 2016 favorites begins with Mark Abel’s Home Is a Harbor: Order Now “Mark Abel’s opera Home Is a Harbor is a musical work looking for a stage. I loved listening to it and I’m in hopes of seeing it performed sometime in the future. It tells of two very…

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El Aleph: 20th and 21st Century Guitar Music

Posted by Delos Productions on June 24, 2016

Smaro Gregoriadou’s El Aleph is “An Excellent Acquisition”

“Interest in this CD is divided between the repertoire and the instruments on which it is played. Gregoriadou uses several different guitars in the main part of this CD, as well as different tunings… One can hear the difference immediately, although one might not recognize why. I feel that Gregoriadou is a guitarist’s guitarist. She…

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Posted by Delos Productions on April 29, 2016

Fanfare Interviews Robert Nelson about Watercolors

Jacqueline Kharouf has a new interview for composer Robert Nelson about his latest Delos recording, Watercolors. Read her introduction below and see the full interview on FanfareArchive.com! Robert Nelson has written music for opera, theater and film, wind and jazz ensemble, chamber music, chorus, and orchestra. He is currently professor emeritus of music theory and…

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Posted by Delos Productions on April 27, 2016

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ For Watercolors!

Buy from Delos Fanfare Magazine critic Colin Clarke gives Watercolors a Five Star Review! “In an interview with Merlin Patterson in Fanfare 39:3, conductor Franz Anton Krager referred to composer Robert Nelson in the following terms: ‘Bob Nelson and his expeditious creative powers are as close to a modern-day Mozart as one can be. His…

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