Each week, PARMA has the pleasure of presenting powerful works by our artists and seeing the positive impact that they have on listeners. Read on for a selection of what the press had to say about the latest releases from Navona Records.
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“An interesting and engaging collection of beautifully performed pieces.”
Review Graveyard on CHORINHO by Georgina Isabel Rossi and Silvie Cheng
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“He’s a rising star in the world of contemporary music, and without a doubt, one of today’s most NoteWorthy Composers.”
WDAV on Shawn Okpebholo and his Navona Records release, LORD, HOW COME ME HERE? via NPR.
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“Well balanced at all times… clear and articulate.”
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Leonard Bernstein’s MUSIC FOR STRING QUARTET featured in Sonograma
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“Babcock has added a significant new masterpiece to the piano trio repertoire… intelligent, well structured, and audience-informative gravity and integrity.”
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“Aliana de la Guardia… lends herself with subtlety and expressive intensity.”
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“With this recording – one of this year’ best – the superb Ulysses Quartet offers a definitive reading of a twentieth century masterpiece.”
All About The Arts on SHADES OF ROMANI FOLKLORE by Ulysses Quartet
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“Detailed color and rich invention…works of winning appeal.”
Classical CD Choice on LOOKING BACK, MOVING ON by Anthony Iannaccone