“Chances are ears will perk up and as much delight will be taken in hearing this new collection as that customarily provided by long-time yuletide favourites.”
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“The program, well-recorded by the Bright Shiny Things label, brings together diverse music in a new and absorbing way”
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“A multitude of styles and sounds pervade this sparkling seasonal set from New York-based ensemble The Knights.”
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“Goodyear’s playing here has both virtuosic flash and deeply considered feeling”
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“Goodyear’s playing here has both virtuosic flash and deeply considered feeling”
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“These are first-class interpretations by a world-class performer”
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“I listened to A Dust in Time in a single sitting after a very long day and was moved to tears, this serene, radiant music packing a real punch.”
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“…traditional tunes arranged (mostly) by members of the orchestra, in a spirited, festive party of sound”
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Tonight on Evening Eclectic I am chatting with Eric Jacobsen, Colin Jacobsen and Christina Courtin
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THE KNIGHTS | THE KNIGHTS BEFORE CHRISTMAS | #3 Billboard Traditional Classical Chart
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Eric Jacobsen | Aaj Ki Raat (ft. Greater Bridgeport Symphony)
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“To be sure, the keyboard version of Pictures is a showpiece; here, it comes across as a particularly grand and majestic one.”
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“as always, today’s 88 new singles, videos, cover tunes & remixes include plenty of musical gifts you won’t find anywhere else”
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“An outstanding pianist savoring a cornucopia of solo piano goodies…Brilliant!”
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“A world-premiere recording of holiday music from numerous genres performed by cutting-edge Brooklyn orchestral collective The Knights.”
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Laurenz and Finkelmeier hope people who dare to listen to their conjurings on “Descended” will walk away with a mixture of terror and excitement that inspires them to learn more about Lafcadio Hearn.
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“Entrancing.”
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“Almost imperceptibly, the music builds in force and complexity toward a radiant and churning central section before returning to the quiet strands of the opening.”
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