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​5-star reviews

A to Z - Amernet String Quartet Plays Judith Lang Zaimont
​World Premiere recordings of her String Quartet:
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The Figure
A Strange Magic - String Quartet No. 2,Verse for solo violin,
Sestina for solo cello (from Tanya Poems)
Sonata Rhapsody for Violin and Piano (with pianist John Wilson)
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All of these works are published by Subito Music.

The music of Judith Lang Zaimont is dramatic and color-forward, expressing a wide range of distilled emotion with immediate impact.
Masterful chamber music masterfully performed - David DeBoor Canfield
​(full review here)
 A superb disc, excellently recorded; yet another acknowledgement of  Zaimont's status - Colin Clarke
(full review here) 
 A fine collection highlighted by two riveting string quartets -  Huntley Dent
​(Full review here)
The Amernet String Quartet is one of today’s most highly regarded chamber ensembles. Consisting of violinists Misha Vitenson and Franz Felkl, violist Michael Klotz and cellist Jason Calloway, they have performed across the Americas and in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, appearing at prominent venues and international festivals. Their current season includes tours throughout Europe and Latin America, return engagements throughout the United States and Israel, and premieres of several new works.They're artists-in-residence at Florida International University in Miami.
Release date: Projected Fall 2005, Albany Troy 785
PURE COLORS -- Music of Judith Lang Zaimont
Solo music and other works for small forces

WIZARDS - Three Magic Masters
          Young-Ah Tak, piano
ASTRAL... a mirror life on the astral plane...
           John Anderson, clarinet
Virgie Rainey - Two Narratives for Soprano, Mezzo and Piano
          Wendy Zaro-Mullins, soprano; Jean del Santo,
          mezzo-soprano; Timothy Lovelace, piano
Valse Romantique
           Immanuel Davis, flute
'Tanya' Poems
           Tanya Remenikova, cello
'Bubble-Up' Rag - Concertpiece for Flute and Piano
           Immanuel Davis, flute; Nanette Kaplan Solomon, piano

A rewarding collection of well-made music, consistently inventive and accomplished,  rhythmically and harmonically subtle.   In its use of a variety of forces, never in danger of wearying the listener … Her music is various and undogmatic, inventive and readily approachable, the work of a composer who should  be more widely known.   - Glyn Pursglove - MusicWeb International

Cogent and completely expressed….  pleasurable listening experience.  -  All Music Guide