PRESS

“Beethoven’s Septet in E-flat, Op. 20, calls on three winds — horn, bassoon and clarinet — against four strings — violin, viola, cello and bass..capturing Beethoven’s depths of harmonic shading, giving zest to the scherzo and a beautiful singing tone to the adagio...”

-The Washington Post, Cecelia Porter, July 15 2013

"Clarinetist Robyn Cho in Carl Maria von Weber’s Clarinet Concerto No. 2, Op. 74, and the orchestra in Maurice Ravel’s “Bolero” proved to be the high points of the day. Cho is a virtuoso of the first order, racing through Weber’s coloratura gyrations while plumbing the clarinet’s highest notes and the depths of the cavernous chalumeau register."

-The Washington Post, Cecelia Porter, Cecelia Porter, July 18 2011

"The second section of the overture included well played solos by English hornist Mary Cicconetti, oboist Grace Shryock, clarinetist Robyn Cho...The performance of Edward Elgar’s Dream Children, a short, two-movement piece composed in 1902 captured the work’s lyric, sensual quality, with beautiful playing in the woodwinds, especially by clarinetist Cho, accompanied by muted strings."

-The Boston Musical Intelligencer, Peter Freisinger, October 1 2012

"Silberger was then joined by the terrific Robyn Cho on clarinet, Yijia Zhang on violin, Natsuko Maki on viola, and Rob Mayes on cello for a very spirited quintet by Mozart."

-DC Theatre Scene, Susan Galbraith, July 3 2012