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Kristina Reiko Cooper on cello not only
brought an incredibly rich sound and technique
so seamless that everything she did looked easy,
but had that unique ability to
communicate when she played —
to make you feel like she was speaking,
that she had something to say. Her “Libertango”
was beautifully assertive with flair to spare.
“Bésame Mucho” was every bit as sexy
as it should be,
and “Oblivion” was haunting.”
—Opera Wire


“John Tavner’s ‘Threnos” for solo cello
unfolded a sustained, single, yet
highly concentrated lyric line that was
almost trance-inducing,
the piece seemed made to order for
Kristina Cooper’s splendidly resonant tone”

  —New York Post


“Kristina Cooper gave a sensational performance”
—The New York Times


“striking virtuoso”
—Los Angeles Time