Sunday 21 February 2010, 23:40
ClassicsToday awarded Lavinia’s new CD Visions with two tens (for the second time!), for artistic and sound quality. Have a look at the review:
“What a marvelous, inventive recital this is! One of the great things about harp music is that even the modern stuff usually sounds good. Happily, most of the works here sound good because of their modernity, not despite it. Britten’s Suite is the one piece that may be familiar to some listeners, but the real discoveries are the two works by Paul Patterson. (more…)
Thursday 28 January 2010, 9:54
After Lavinia’s solo performance in Monterrey, Mexico, this review appeared:
Emotional harpist with a versatile menu
After listening to Lavinia Meijer it would be safe to state that the Dutch artist of Korean origin is one of the best harpists in the world.
She demonstrated during her recital, the first concert of the year for Parnassos and the city, that she possesses not only an irreproachable technique, plays with limitless emotion, perfect musicality, but also with charisma, grace, and attractiveness. (more…)
Tuesday 26 January 2010, 15:01
The Dutch newspaper Trouw wrote the following about her new CD “Visions”
“A visionary harpist”
“The Dutch television channel, NPS, is showing a lot of interest in the harpist, Lavinia Meijer, who won the Dutch Music Prize at the end of October. In a documentary, Meijer is being followed in her path to the Dutch Music Prize and during this festive concert she performs the Harp Concerto by Henk Badings and “In Balance” by Isang Yun. (more…)
Friday 15 January 2010, 22:31
On Saturday January 24th. (Ned.2, 13:10h.) the Dutch TV program “Podium” (NPS) will show a documentary about Lavinia. The main topic is her winning the Dutch Music Prize 2009. On Monday January 25th. (Ned.2, 23:50h.) the concert she gave at this event will be broadcasted (Badings – Harp Concerto and Yun – In Balance).
