"Eitan Globerson provided a
decanter to the wine of Mozart...Globerson, of the Israeli Opera, not only put
the program together, but narrated and artfully directed it from the podium...
Young Maestro Globerson demonstrated an attractive blend of intelligence,
professionalism, and musical sensibility." (Max Stern, Jerusalem Post)
"And the surprise of all
surprises- the Opera Orchestra and the young Maestro Globerson on the podium,
gave the music a royal treatment.
(Following
a performance of "Peter Grimes", A.Velureanu-Gal, "Ultima
Ora")
"The Opera orchestra
sounded wonderful under Maestro Globerson. It was genuine Verdi." (Following a performance of
"Simone Boccanegra"-David Ori, the classical portal)
"A wonderful pianist, with
great musical skills and emotional depth. He was probably born right into
Brahms, with a rich and romantic sound. His playing is captivating"...
(Chanoch
Ron,"Yediot Acharonot")
"Eitan Globerson's piano
recital revealed indisputable talent. A reflective Brahms, a cleverly
constructed Franck and a witty Prokofiev"...
(Benjamin Bar-Am, The
Jerusalem Post)
"Eitan Globerson gave a very
sensitive and beautiful performance of the Concerto in B flat major KV595.
There was a keen sense of style, which brought the indelible charm of Mozart's
music to the fore. The first movement Allegro was carefully balanced
with a delicate tone, which belied the attention to detail in phrasing and
dynamic control. In the intense larghetto that follows, Globerson showed
his refined musicality and understanding of the intimate emotional depths of
his tender document. The final Allegro was playful and yet sardonic,
Globerson being the first performer to attach more intensity to the
interpretation of late Mozart in not forgetting the delightfulness of the
music, but giving it breadth enough to speak clearly and directly".
(David
Hoenigsberg, The Star- Pretoria)
"Eitan Globerson picked us
up with his polished performance... one sensed supreme control"
(Peter Smith, the Star
-Pretoria)<