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  From a review of a Maria Asteriadou and Kurt Nikkanen violin and piano recital,

Fall 2008 in the Nairn, Scotland, local paper;

 

. . . but the steamy highlight of this celebration of dance was still to come in the shape of an astonishing “Tango Sonata” by the couple’s friend Ron Wasserman. . . he has crafted three Tango movements of enormous power, the middle of which sweeps through a range of harmonic progressions worthy of the great Richard Strauss, while never losing the urgency and passion of the Tango.  This work was simply a tour de force of the first order.

 

 

 

 

 

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From a Review in Bass World, September, 2010 regarding Quatrefoil:

 

The CD ends with the charming and witty Quatrefoil by Ron Wasserman. The work consists of four movements ranging from the Tango Philharmonico movement with its elegant and infectious Ravel-inspired dance to the clear structures and counterpoint of the Old Number 25 movement and the Toccata-Balleta movement. The texture is full and robust, yet at the same time, there is a neo-classical clarity. The melodic and harmonic structures are very tonal in nature with just enough jazz influence to add excitement and color, but not so much that it degenerates into the second coming of a Claude Bolling suite. Although it would be an anachronism, the label "21st century rococo with substance" could be used to describe the effect it has on the listener. Maybe a better way to describe Quatrefoil, is "guilty pleasure." Even though there is enough compositional substance to engage in analysis and epistemology, the work can be appreciated

merely for its wit, charm, and infectious rhythms. The work can be enjoyed simply as a "guilty pleasure." The musicians sound like they are enjoying the music as well.

 

- Review by Jeremy C. Baguyos

 

 

 “Quatrefoil” is available.  Recorded by the Cicada Chamber Players, It also includes double bass inclusive chamber music by Jon Deak (my guru) John Mooney, and others.  Write to me for purchase information.

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