REVIEWS

Charles Ives' "Concord, Mass" was revolutionary and iconoclastic when he wrote it...In Reed Tetzloff we have a giant of a pianist fully prepared to take on the formidable challenges of a superlative reading of both works...

Dimanche 20 août, pour le deuxième concert de l’édition 2022 du Festival international de musique, Hubert Wendel, le créateur et directeur, avait invité Reed Tetzloff. C’était la première fois que l’artiste américain prenait part à l’événement.

Since 1999, we have presented the debuts of more than 60 outstanding pianists, a handful of whom have been able to reach a level that is truly, internationally superior. Reed Tetzloff joins those few. His performance on January 23 was exceptional...

The formidably gifted American pianist Reed Tetzloff’s recital avoided the most obvious and overplayed works in favor of the new and the challenging...

Communicating gracefully and intelligibly through music is a gift that Reed Tetzloff shares with the composer whose music he here plays with uncommon perceptiveness...

Tetzloff gives us a Schumann that is remarkably clear of the hackneyed, the over-done, the grandstandingly frenetic..

This well-recorded release is the best Schumann recital from an American pianist in years...

The depth of American pianist Reed Tetzloff's grasp of Robert Schumann and his music is evident at every moment of this superb recording...

It has been several years since I was able to report enthusiastically for De Nieuwe Muze about a solo recital that the American pianist Reed Tetzloff gave in a salon in Ghent...

Though Mr. Tetzloff is a young musician fast making a name for himself, and Ms. Levin is an established artist with a loyal following, they clearly have a mutual admiration society...

Reed Tetzloff is a 26 year old pianist from Minnesota who has already played all over this country, plus in numerous European countries, and in China...

Reed Tetzloff gives us the three movement Piano Sonata (A.85) of 1917-1919 and the single movement piece The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Kahn (A.72) of 1912...