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Gregory Taylor. Amalgam: Aluminum / Hydrogen Gregory Taylor's music is pure paradoxical delight! It seems simple but is extremely sophisticated, it casts a joyfully melancholy aura, and it tickles my intellectual emotions. Plainly put: these pieces are just terrific. |
Steve Peters. Occasional Music ...stunningly gorgeous. This is music that emphatically does not attempt seduction; it is reticent, modest, and requires attentiveness. For that reason alone, it is truly beautiful... Peters' music has in abundance what I miss in so much new American music: strong commitment to an aesthetic goal, and adherence to that goal without compromise. |
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K. Leimer.
The Useless Lesson Elegant and dreamy, The Useless Lesson teaches listeners that — with proper balance and vision — experimental electronic and contemporary classical music can, indeed, reside on the same aural plane. In fact, in Leimer's hands, the union makes perfect sense. |
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Brad Garton, Director, Columbia University Computer Music Center |
Evan Johnson, Sequenza21/ (about From Shelter ) |
| Michael Popke, Sea of Tranquility |
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