Press Collection — Tania León

Mark Eden Horowitz of The Sondheim Review, on 'going...gone'

“León’s piece evolved organically and in unexpected ways…The resulting work is a haunting mosaic.”

Tania LeonDecember 1, 2012Review

David DeBoor Canfield of Fanfare Magazine on the CDs 'In Motion' and 'Singin' Sepia'

"Warning! There is an allure in the music of Tania León that immediately grips the listener, and demands his undivided attention, drawing him into her distinctive world. This is not background music that can be listened to with one ear while the other is focused on something else. Although one might perceive influences from Harry Partch, John Cage, Peter Sculthorpe, Hans Werner Henze, and any number of the other innovative composers of our time, the artistic voice of León is utterly distinctive, and once one has listened to her music for any length of time, it will not be mistaken as the work of any other composer...”

Tania LeonNovember 1, 2010Review

Ambition Abounds in Tanglewood’s Exultation Over Contemporary Works (Allan Kozinn, New York Times)

New York Times Review of Singin' Sepia at Tanglewood Festival of Contemporary Music

Tania LeonAugust 12, 2009Review

A mini-festival with a big tent (Jeremy Eichler, Boston Globe)

Boston Globe Review of Singin' Sepia at Tanglewood Festival of Contemporary Music

Tania LeonAugust 10, 2009Review

Dance In Review

New York Times Review of the ballet Inura performed by Dance Brazil