Kudos from Gramophone Webwatch

Gramophone Magazine, the world's oldest and most important classical record review magazine, now features a regular Internet column entitled Webwatch, Music lovers' guide to all that's new on the web. We were thrilled when in the September, 2001 issue they lauded the website of virtuoso violinist Aaron Rosand, a website designed, developed and maintained by us:

What follows below is an excerpt only - [read entire article]

"Experimentation is part of a musician's daily activity, so, not surprisingly, many are experimenting with websites that do more than promote. Blending personal involvement with interactivity, artist-led websites have a human touch while offering worthwhile entertainment - virtues that often elude those run by managers or record labels. . . "Violinist Aaron Rosand, celebrated by both conoisseurs of virtuosity and general listeners, maintains a subtantial site at www.aaronrosand.com. Rosand has numerous CDs on budget label Vox and is a community- building pioneer with a penchant for marketing his own downloadable recordings on sites like MP3.com and Vitaminic. So it's no surprise that his site offers a lot of on-demand streaming audio. You can hear Rosand's old-world style . . . in the Beethoven and Sibelius Violin Concertos, the Adagio from Bach's G minor Solo Sonata, or a Ponce encore transcribed by Jascha Heifetz. You can also learn more about the artist or even contact him, enter his online contest for the chance to win an autographed CD, and purchase recordings."
      --Adam Baer, Gramophone Magazine, September 2001. [read entire article]