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- review of my concert at the Midwinter Conclave, Sarasota, FL, January 17, 2010
This Hungarian born Organist appeared in concert in Sarasota, in connection with a regional gathering of the American Guild of Organists. In addition to traveling the world giving concerts, Mr. Karosi is also Organist and director of music at a Lutheran Church in Boston, Massachusetts.
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- A review by Christopher Greenleaf on the Musical Intelligencer
FEBRUARY 23, 2010
Exsultemus Infuses the Leipzig Baroque with Vibrant Life
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- A review by Harvard Professor Christoph Wolff
Exsultemus Tranports To Hamburg
The Exsultemus Ensemble opened its 2009-2010 Concert Season with an attractive program devoted to 17th and 18th-century sacred music from the city of Hamburg. (Three other traditional German musical centers – Darmstadt, Leipzig, and Dresden – will be featured later this season.) The program focused on the three composers who defined Hamburg’s musical life in their respective periods: Matthias Weckmann and Christoph Bernhard, the two star pupils of Heinrich Schütz, from the mid-17th century and Georg Philipp Telemann, the dominant figure in the 18th century. The juxtaposition of two distinct style periods proved to be most illuminating.
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- Review of my concert at the Boston Early Music Festival
JUNE 15, 2009
Fine Organ Playing, Lecture, at BEMF’s Organ Festival
by Larry Phillips
The fourth biennial Organ Mini-Festival of the 2009 Boston Early Music Festival occurred last Friday, June 12, 2009, under the direction of William Porter. This year it was entitled “Consummate Counterpoint and Graceful Galanteries, The Organ at the hands (and feet) of the Bachs.”
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- Bad review of my concert in Richmond. Compare it with Christoph Wolff's review of the Weckmann
Nov. 6, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Richmond
Bálint Karosi, the Hungarian-born, Boston-based winner of the 2008 Johann Sebastian Bach Competition for organists, came to call with an unusual program, “The Evolution of the North-German Chorale Variation,” for an unusual instrument, the baroque-style Taylor & Boody organ installed in 1983 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
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Monday, March 16, 2009 - Review of Hungarian Recital
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- Review of my 2007 Nashville Organ Recital by organist Rolland Puckett
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