"Bruce Wolosoff is a composer worth watching-or even better, worth listening to" — The Indianapolis News "Mr. Wolosoff is an artist with ideas. He combines keen musical insight with a prismatic sense of tonal color." — The New York Times "Bruce Wolosoff integrates romantic, modern classical, jazz, and blues music into an authentic American voice, and he is a composer I want to hear more of!" — The East Hampton Star "Bruce Wolosoff’s "ghost dances" are a great discovery." — The Washington Post "Drawing on both the starkness of Beethoven’s late-quartet style and the sorrowful language of the blues, this is a moving, well-crafted piece that offers accessibility without being simple-minded." — The Washington Post ("Consorting with Greatness") on "bodhisattva" "lush melodies that never ran in predictable grooves" — The Indianapolis News "Bruce Wolosoff's music was always lovely to hear" — The NY Times "unashamedly romantic and exquisite" — The Music Connoisseur Magazine Bruce Wolosoff's music is beautiful, very musical, independent-minded stylistically, and comes from a very warm and terrific person. — William Bolcom Bruce is a wonderful, thoughtful composer who not only combines popular musical idioms successfully with classical concert music, but also brings together the spontaneity and freshness of improvisation within the scope of formally conceived, fully notated music. Walking this tightrope between the free and the controlled, his music is always vital, engaging and compelling. — Sebastian Currier Wonderful pieces. I love them all! — Lukas Foss