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Maryse Carlin: crisp, dynamic harpsichord
"Her use of register coloration was subtly effective. Five sonatas by Scarlatti were dispatched with an enlivening flair."—The New York Times
"Maryse Carlin was impressive...the sound she drew was warm and flowing;she knew how to sustain sonorities with a slight rolling of chords and a close-to-the-keyboard touch."—Saint Louis Post-Dispatch
As harpsichordist and fortepianist, Maryse Carlin has collaborated with conductors such as Raymond Leppard, Leonard Slatkin and Roger Norrington, and has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival, the Blue Hill Chamber Music Festival, and the Castle Hill Early Music Festival, as well as the Lincoln Center's Mozart Bicentennial celebration. Ms. Carlyn was awarded a grant to record works of Francois Couperin by the The Harpsichord Music Society, which sponsored her performance of his works at Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall. She has just completed a recording of harpsichord works by Rameau and Forqueray as well as four-hands music by Schubert on the fortepiano with her husband, Seth Carlin. Ms. Carlin holds degrees from the Ecole Normale de Musique in Paris and the University of Paris. She is on the faculty of Washington University's Department of Music.
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