To judge from this powerful new compilation, the music of young American composer Eric Nathan would seem to be as diverse as it is arresting. [...] Yet as multifaceted as the composer’s stylistic voice may be, there’s a constant vein of ingenuity and expressive depth through the entire lineup, and the performances are splendid throughout.
— Joshua Kosman, San Francisco Chronicle (1.3.16)
“...hauntingly beautiful ... otherworldly”
— Barry Kilpatrick, American Record Guide
Eric Nathan — on the evidence of “Multitude Solitude” (Albany Records) — is among the new American voices worth hearing in solo and chamber compositions [...] The expert performances reveal a young composer with his own style and certainty, forthright, never overbearing, but at the same time not burdened by excessive reserve.
— Jay Harvey, Upstage (12.24.215)
It’s already a must buy.
— George Grella, New York Classical Review (9.21.14)
mesmerizing...dazzling
— The Brooklyn Rail (10.2015)
...Eric Nathan reflects on the tormented, avant-garde Renaissance composer Carlo Gesualdo in a piece that dramatizes the push-and-pull between past and present.
— Rhapsody, Top 10 Classical Albums, 11.15
...strikingly haunting... invites repeated listenings—four so far!
— Bob Neill, Positive-Feedback.com