Writing for The Huffington Post, Daniel Asia’s review of “Secret Alchemy” (recently released by Music from Copland House) begins with the lead, “”Music I (Mostly) Hold Dear: The Music of Pierre Jalbert.” “Pierre Jalbert,” he continues, “writes music that is…
Check out Sunset Magazine’s “Top Summer Events of 2016” and you’ll find the Moab Music Festival. Read more here.
As writer Mark Barber notes in his column for The Sunday Times (London), Utah’s Moab Music Festival’s “intimate concert experiences…take advantage of the natural setting — ‘sandstone makes for some impressive acoustics.’” Read more.
NPR Music’s “Morning Edition” profiled violist Cynthia Phelps as being “at the pinnacle of her career,” as she serves as principal violist of the New York Philharmonic. She talks about heading-up the viola section and how they play a key…
The Seattle Symphony’s Sonic Evolution series recently featured Derek Bermel’s Migration Series as part of its “Under the Influence of Jazz” concert. Bermel sat down with SoundInversion and talked about his jazz influences. He also spoke about paying tribute to…
Once again, The Salt Lake Tribune featured the Moab Music Festival, now in its 23rd season as it highlighted the Grotto concerts, music hikes, a virtuosi program, a Harlem Renaissance concert, and jazz evenings with Chick Correa and Clarice Assad.…
When Terry Robbins reviewed Tim Fain’s new CD “Partita” for The Whole Note, Robbins wrote, “I didn’t know exactly what to expect from ‘Partita for Solo Violin: Tim Fain Plays Philip Glass’ (Orange Mountain Music OMM 0050), but what…
The 2015 Bowdoin International Music Festival featured alumnus Derek Bermel, who critic Allan Kozinn (Portland Press Herald) called, “…one of Bowdoin’s success stories. Now a faculty member, he attended the festival as a student 22 years ago…” Kozinn continued by…
In his recent San Francisco Classical Voice review, Giancomo Fiore reflected on The Del Sol Quartet’s performance of Pierre Jalbert’s String Quartet No. 4. “The Fourth Quartet is in four movements, each evoking a different physical pattern in both title…