In the News
“A Book of Hours,” the Capital Trio’s new CD released on Albany Records, is on the cover of this year’s May/June issue of Fanfare Magazine.
From some current reviews of “A Book of Hours”:
“... a thoroughly engrossing disc .... The performances are all first-rate and
enthusiastic.”
--Michael Cameron , Fanfare Magazine
Issue 34:5 (May/June 2011) of Fanfare Magazine.
“The performances of both works are accurate and clear, and suggest that the
players are as good-humored as the music.”
--Albany Times Union, 2011
“...The Capital Trio plays throughout with clarity, precision and manifest
musicality…. This is a disc [A Book of Hours] that I shall enjoy repeatedly.”
--David DeBoor Canfield, Fanfare Magazine
Issue 34:5 (May/June 2011) of Fanfare Magazine.
“Excellent performances and recording.”
--Jeremy Marchant, Fanfare Magazine
Issue 34:5 (May/June 2011) of Fanfare Magazine.
Review of Compact Disc, “A Book of Hours”
By David DeBoor Canfield, Fanfare Magazine, May/June Issue 2011
A Book of Hours Fanfare review.pdf
Review of Compact Disc, “A Book of Hours”
By Michael Cameron, Fanfare Magazine, May/June Issue 2011
A Book of Hours Fanfare Review Cameron.pdf
Review of Compact Disc, “A Book of Hours”
By Jeremy Marchant, Fanfare Magazine, May/June Issue 2011
A Book of Hours Fanfare Review Marchant.pdf
Review of Compact Disc, “A Book of Hours”
By Joseph Dalton, Special to the Albany Times Union, 2/13/2011
Capital Trio, Albany Times Union, 2/13/11
Article on the Capital Trio recording , “A Book of Hours”
Lewiston Sun Journal
Article about William Matthews, “A Book of Hours”, and the Capital Trio
By Doug Hubley, Bates Magazine, 2/14/2011
Capital Duo Recital, 10/27/2009, Aberdeen, Scotland
Review by Alan Cooper
Capital Duo, Aberdeen, Scotland 10/27/2009
“Pianist Cumming Dazzles with Sure Technique”, by Christopher Hyde
Solo Piano Recital, 3/30/2007, Portland Press Herald
Public Radio Contributions
Academic Minute: The Pianist on Tour
Airing from WAMC January 17-21, 2011
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The Academic Minute features a different professor everyday, drawing experts from institutions within WAMC's listening area, such as Mount Holyoke College and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and beyond, from places like Duke University, The University of Notre Dame and Columbia University.
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