REVIEWS
Prof. Dalia
Atlas
THE LONDON TIMES
“The most unusual
and welcome event of the evening was to see a lady on the podium. Dalia
Atlas of Israel presented Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite. Her reading, too,
was completely relaxed and will be remembered for the gloriously voluptuous
tone she drew from the strings.”
THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN
“She looks a natural
with the baton; a clear beat, gestures which are all the more convincing…
she is all grace, grace from her wrists to her toes. The orchestra liked
playing with her. The BBC’s Northern Head of Music, Mr. Gerald McDonald,
said emphatically: “She’s a very good musician”.”
THE LIVERPOOL DAILY
POST
“Dalia Atlas handled
the first movement (of Beethoven’s Second Symphony), completely and sensitively.
Her natural style wisely makes no attempt to emulate masculine forcefulness
and prefers to rely on a very sensitive ear… Her reading… was enchanting
and she drew exquisite playing from her orchestra.”
IL MESSAGGERO (ROME)
“A woman conductor
is a rarity, but a good woman conductor is even more rare. This is the
case with Dalia Atlas.”
L’OSSERVATORE ROMANO
“Her manner of conducting
is full of enthusiasm, that she communicates to her orchestra, who follow
her faithfully.”
PROF. DAVID EPSTEIN
(MIT)
“What you accomplished…was
a miracle, and I am enormously impressed. You are really a remarkable musician.”
THE HOUSTON POST
“Dalia Atlas reached
the sounds and the enthusiasm that only Toscanini reached before.”
THE HOUSTON CHRONICLE
“Dalia Atlas set new
high standarts conducting the (Houston) orchestra. It would be quite a
challenge to keep this kind of excellence during the next concerts.”
AMERICAN RECORD
GUIDE
“Atlas - One of today’s
finer conductors.”
MUSICAL OPINION,
GB
“First lady of the
baton.”
THE MUSICAL TIMES,
LONDON
“Masterly Interpretations….”
SIR YEHUDI MENUHIN
“Prof. Dalia Atlas
is one of the most effective, impressive and capable conductors I know.
I have heard her at various concerts with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra,
whose members all admire her, and her experience and musicianship are indisputable.
She has held positions not only as Artistic Director and Conductor of excellent
symphony orchestras, but has also held high pedagogical positions in music
academies. She is thus an all-around musician, whom I can recommend without
hesitation, and I am delighted to affirm that her name ‘Atlas’ is, in this
case, totally appropriate. She carries an orchestra with ease.”