Writers & Producers of Short Film “American Quartet” will be premiered on The Violin Channel

– The Violin Channel

“American Quartet is… a wild success and a fitting tribute to the invaluable contributions of music in film… a marvelous sci-fi short film about the power of hope and human empathy to defeat hate and division.”

– The 7th Matrix

“Filmelodic and everyone involved have done an excellent job and their experimental filmmaking needs to be applauded and supported so that we can see more art of this kind produced.”

– Future Conscience

“Over 12 minutes, it weaves together several stories – a ballet dancer preparing for a show, a mother accepting her daughter’s sexuality – all ebbing and flowing as the music spins from variation to variation.”

– BBC

“Brian Wolfe gives a powerful performance in the new short film American Quartet”

– Brooklyn Reporter

“A wonderful film, inventive in both technology usage and musical usage.”

– Slice of SciFi

“American Quartet,” will premiere at The Philip K Dick Film Festival… Jesca Prudencio hones in on the question, “Will it take a technological breakthrough for Americans to learn empathy?”

– Inquirer.net

“At its heart, La Folía is a reminder that, while life isn’t perfect, there’s a dancer, or an artist, in all of us. And drawing on that can unlock a little magic when we need it most.”

– Dance Magazine

Self-isolating choirs and orchestras are performing powerful at-home concerts during coronavirus outbreak

– Classic FM

“The film, which captures the sweeping themes of pilgrimage present in Wagner’s Tannhäuser… brought them to tears.”

– WQXR

“A breathtaking series of original films…”

– G. Schirmer & Associated Music Publishers

“For a viewer, particularly a viewer who is new to classical music, the collection of many of these personal narratives suggests that there is no wrong way to experience this music.”

– Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

“Dispensing with dialogue, the filmmakers have created stories using known masterpieces of classical music visualized so as to capture to spirit of a modern audience…”

– Richard Wagner Museum, Bayreuth

“The movie’s plot ought to resonate with anyone who’s experienced a night of flirtation, inebriation, and inter-borough transportation, but Berlioz’s symphony is meant to be the night’s main focus of attention.”

– Gothamist

“See the Brooklyn Symphony play a live movie soundtrack!”

– Brokelyn