Listeners' comments:
Ohmygod! Grand Quartet for Four Flutes, Op. 103 -- Whoa! WOW!!!
--Listener in Los Gatos, California
I just got your latest CD. That first track is amazing, I am listening to it now. This CD has a natural feel to it, as if there were simultaneous performances, not multitracking. The sound is very clear and crisp. Also, I like the jacket design, very professional looking. You look real sharp!
--Listener in San Jose, California
Bravo!!! I just received your latest CD accomplishment. Absolutely grand! I'm so impressed with the work you do with these. I am listening to it right now. It's so perfect. Nice pic, too, you handsome devil!
--Listener in Oregon City, Oregon
I enjoyed enormously your latest CD...and I will continue to enjoy it countless times.
In upcoming days, I will look to purchase several, for friends and relatives who appreciate fine classical music.
That really is an exquisite production.
Though the emotional self is entertained by seemingly effortless perfection, the rational self senses a monumental accomplishment, through colossal effort. That computer monitor on the jewel-case cover implies as much. As well it should.
--Listener in Long Beach, California
The two new albums arrived yesterday, and I found them captivating. Your technique and musicianship are outstanding.
I remember the Kuhlau from having played it at the Pittsburgh Flute Club. I will get the parts and look forward to playing it with three great flutists.
Many thanks for the album. I'll be in touch after seeing if I can keep up with you on the Kuhlau.
--Listener in Pennsylvania
I envy your skill and the applaud the diversity of your performance. And I respect the fact that you not only perform, but record, engineer, and produce. That's a very broad repertoire. And an impressive accomplishment.
--Listener in Costa Mesa, California
That is quite some feat, the quartets. I imagine the Kuhlau must have taken a lot of time (interesting music!) I think my favorite is Demersseman Op. 82; maybe that's because of the pianoforte.
--Listener in Mill Valley, California
Menuetto and Polacca (from Brandenburg Concerto No. 1), J. S. Bach