Into Eternity
‘Marion von Tilzer succeeds where most musicians have failed in managing to harmonise eastern and western music without betraying either tradition’ — Michael Nyman, composer and music critic (UK)
‘… the repetitive ‘Wheel of Fortune’ is one of the highlights of this CD.’ — Kris Baetens, Kwadratuur about CD ‘Amstel Raga’ by the Amstel Saxophone Quartet
‘A successful fusion…’ — Armand Serpenti, about Kirvani Revisited,‘MIXED’, (Holland)
‘…An outstanding album…’ — Opzij about Kirvani Revisited (Holland)
‘…An album of selfevident beauty…’ — Luister about Kirvani Revisited (Holland)
‘And not only was the choreography surprising and beautiful, but the original music, composed by the Austrian, Marion von Tilzer, was absolutely stunning.’ — Oeral Krant about the Dancetheater piece “Sirenade by Elshout&Händeler (Holland)
‘… The results is an ongoing interaction that allow for individual expressions as well as a spirit of togetherness…’ — NCPA, Bombay about the collaboration with Hindustani singer Neela Bhagwat. (India)
‘… Marion von Tilzer creates dancing lines before she explodes in a flurry of activity only to settle in a sea of calm…’ — Coda Magazine, Jerry de Souza (Canada)
‘… Rob Armus and Marion von Tilzer give each other lessons in both their vocabulary, which results in a group, that one can call unique…’ — Volkskrant, Koen Schouten about ‘Aros’ (Holland)
‘… Von Tilzer’s “Fugatisme” was another highlight and its serried arpeggios gave the classical trained pianist a chance to show off some power of her own…’ — Vancouver Sun, Alexander Varty (Canada)
‘From the very first moment Marion von Tilzer convinced me with her compositions, especially her personal musical language, that I want to call timeless and fascinating. One doesn’t often hear modern classical music which is also accessible for a broad audience.’ — Ben Verbong, Film Director (Germany)