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“These are players who make their music with the highest level of professionalism and musicianship.”
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| A passion for chamber music has brought violinist Glenn Dicterow, violist Karen Dreyfus, cellist Frederick Zlotkin, and pianist Gerald Robbins together to draw on their collective musical strengths as the Lyric Piano Quartet. The quartet members, each an award-winning artist, take time from their acclaimed careers to pursue a mutual commitment to the chamber music repertoire. The Lyric Piano Quartet is an ensemble that achieves music-making of the highest order. |
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“Dicterow was a marvel, playing with a sweetness and ardor that would have melted the hardest heart. A beautifully gifted performer in all respects.”
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE “It is always a pleasure to hear someone play an instrument as well as Glenn Dicterow plays the violin. He keeps one absorbed by his sheer technical mastery and invariably creamy tone.” THE NEW YORK TIMES |
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“Karen Dreyfus was the excellent soloist... She captured the viola’s expressive possibilities at both the top and bottom of its range.”
THE NEW YORK TIMES “She played with the lyricism that makes the instrument irresistible, revealing boldness in her attack and widening both the dynamic range and expressiveness of her playing.” THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER |
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“A master of his instrument.”
THE NEW YORK TIMES “A cellist with passion that never became splurgy, a big, strong, gleaming tone that never became fat, and a personality that held one intent along every line as he unfolded it.” THE NEW YORKER “One of the outstanding artists of his generation.” ST LOUIS GLOBE-DEMOCRAT |
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“Robbins exhibits not only conspicuously abundant technical resources, but equal parts of reflective lyricism and fiery period pathos.”
THE LOS ANGELES TIMES “Tremendous excitement. A fine singing touch, and steady rhythm and poise...” LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPH |
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