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This is music to contemplate, to marvel at—a work that effortlessly earns its place among our Essential Albums. Thierry de Clemensat – Paris Move/Bayou Blue Radio

Everything is distilled in an approach that is both learned and intuitive…this is beautiful, well-crafted, unpretentious music. Frédéric Cardin – Pan M 360

Tryptique combines the talents of these three extraordinary performers into a sweeping musical fusion that delights, inspires, and blazes its own unique path. Highly recommended! Midwest Book Review

This album presents impressive interplay between three accomplished musicians bringing a variety of aspects of the World of Jazz together in a perfect collection. There is a great sense of fun within the collection which adds to the listening experience  Bob Osborne, World of Jazz

Do these oh-so-seductive arrangements of standards and originals perfectly define the creatively of the players?The sensible thing to do would be to get out of the way and let each song do the “singing.” It bears mention that this is a perfect encounter of musicians whose individual and collective work redefines the very process of improvisation around composition. The result: overall performances that are crisply articulate, rich in hue and gesture. Raul da Gama, The Whole Note

…a classical jazz worldbeat fusion of the highest order…Tryptique is one of the more fascinating, engaging and entertaining sounds of the season.  Mike Greenblatt, Goldmine -The Music Collector’s Magazine

“Wondering,” begins with some beautiful work on piano, with a sort of magical or fanciful feel to it, like opening the door to another land. And soon we are inside. And while there is a beauty, there are hints of sadness too, and it all feels so much bigger than us. It is music that we can immerse ourselves in… We can wrap ourselves in this music, a warm shield against the harsher winds, and remember that love will pull us through. Michael Doherty’s Music Log