C.S. Bezas: Press

Victor Huynh said:
Hello C.S., your music is so simple yet it invokes great feeling of contentment. It reminds of George Winston's Winter album. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to hearing more of your artistic works.

Sean Mahnken said:
Hi C.S. - What great music! Wonderful emotion and expression. It's very easy on the ears, and a relief to the soul. It's nice to hear someone else who holds to the "less is more" approach, emphasizing emotion over complexity. Best of luck with the second CD. I look forward to hearing it!

Ellis Hadlock said:
There's no question, I really love your music. I enjoy the mellow styles and can totally relate to it. You have such a nice touch and expression in various tempos. From the many messages and posts you've had on the net from other sites, I can tell that you are a very kind and thoughtful person. All the best for you and your music.

Steven Stewart said:
Absolutely lovely songs. Soothing melodies and passages that give the music space to breathe and grow. My wife has just gotten me interested in Yoga, and these tracks sound just made for our routines, breathing, stretching and meditation. Your unhurried and almost water-like flow of moods really puts my mind in a peaceful place. I think the songs would also be great for playing at home to create a tranquil and inviting mood.

Wonderful, classy work with no trace of the cheesy synth work that mars so many other supposedly soothing albums. This is the real deal. Beautiful.

Steven
helsinki, finland

Gary McCallister said:

Your next Cd needs to be subtitled "music to think by". I am behind at work and came in early this AM to write lectures and an article that is due. It has just dawned on me that I have been listening to "A Time for Anna" the whole time. It is perfect "thinking" music (perhaps most beneficial for those of us who have trouble with thinking). Powerful stuff! Stimulating, but without distraction.