Reviews Gramophone MONTAGE MUSIC SOCIETY Starry Night Project: Music Based on Visual Art “Richly colored music inspired by some equally colorful art.…illuminating (Starry Night)…absolutely delicious (Seurat)…sumptuously lyrical (O’Keeffe)…purely joyous and exuberant (Gauguin)..” “..an effective and natural unifying idea which musical organizations and concert presenters frequently use to inspire both their audience and themselves.” See full review Fanfare, January/February 2010 STARRY NIGHT PROJECT • Montage Music Society “Stylish…(the) playing is elegant ….well conceived and presented …. recommended for lovers of new chamber music who don’t necessarily prefer the avant-garde, and who like some programmatic spice.” See full review Fanfare, April 2010 STARRY NIGHT PROJECT • Montage Music Society “…consistently excellent music that can easily stand on its own without reference to the artworks that presumably inspired it...Harris’s Starry Night suite and Andrew List’s Gauguin-inspired Noa Noa, constitute some of the finest chamber music of recent vintage I know… Performances are top-notch, especially the focused expressiveness of cellist Marc Moskovitz. The recording…deserves special mention for its exceptional clarity, perfect balance, and natural sound environment…” See full review MusicWeb International “Technically and emotionally, the performance is perfect.” See full review American Record Guide MONTAGE MUSIC SOCIETY Starry Night Project: Music Based on Visual Art “this whole program has a feeling of quiet grandeur about it that is quite moving…this is beautifully played and recorded” See full review Santa Fe New Mexican MONTAGE MUSIC SOCIETY Starry Night Project: Music Based on Visual Art “players of taste and insight” “unusual and highly recommended disc” See full review Washington Post Montage Gives New Life To Zemlinsky's Cello Sonata “an impassioned performance” See full review