Recent Reviews

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Craig Brenan • January 11, 2021 in
RecordingsThis two-disc collection of music covers the gamut from intense driving modern jazz, free form improvisation, gospel choir(, moody, introspective, almost jam band-esque, to music that reveals hidden treasures as the music progresses.

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Michael P. Atkinson • December 31, 2020 in
RecordingsThis is a sonically beautiful album, full of polished performances, each painted in unique instrumental colors which are radiant, perfectly balanced, and always well-situated in the stereo image, thanks to Nelson's sensitive engineering

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Peter Fielding • December 14, 2020 in
LiteratureThis work is an appealing and welcome addition to the solo trombone literature, appropriate for recital and featured solo with large ensemble alike.

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Mark Rabideau • July 06, 2020 in
RecordingsA Field of Scarecrows establishes John Kenny as something more than an artist-to-a-panel of his peers, but an artist to the world.