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Edward Arron is not only one of New York's most exciting
young cellists but also an inventive impresario.
- The New Yorker, October 24, 2005
The young, gifted and accomplished players all seem on the verge
of significant careers, as exemplified by the superb cellist
Edward Arron.
- The New York Times, January 8, 2005
Joined by the superb cellist Edward Arron, the Shanghai
[Quartet] gave a hard-driving, intense reading of Chen
Yi's Sound of the Five.
- The Washington Post, April 28, 2004
There was plenty to please - the unaffected eloquence of
the Adagio of Bach's D Major Sonata, for example, or the
way he carved a compelling narrative out of the first movement
of Ligeti's Solo Sonata.
- The Strad, August, 2004
...the well-spoken and affable cellist Edward
Arron...
- The New York Times, February 19, 2005
Arron displayed a satiny tone and a light, elegant touch in the
Haydn, whose bearish technical demands belie its classic
gentility. He sang out beautifully in the Adagio, and his
artistic sensibility was uncompromising throughout.
- The Cincinnati Post, January 24, 2000
A thoughtful artist, he projected an extraordinary tone, and his
big-hearted phrasing in the slow movement reminded me of Peter
Wiley, one of his teachers. His musicality and beautiful tone
were memorable.
- The Cincinnati Enquirer, January 24, 2000
Arron, with a nice sense of sentimental phrasing and the ability
to create the mellow brooding tone that conveys the dramatic
force of the music, made the piece a show-stopper.
- The Charleston Post and Courier, January 6, 2001
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