The New York Times describes Seth Carlin's interpretations of Mozart as "sparklingly transparent," and this album definitely showcases his gift for celebrating the bright, buoyant side of Mozart's work. Carlin's own sense of joy in the music is palpable throughout the performance, and he has an absolutely impeccable sense of timing.

Digital Audio Download Includes:
1 Sonata in G major - Allegro (Juliane Reichardt)
2 Sonata in G major - Alla polacca Andantino (Julia
3 Sonata in G major - Rondeau Allegro (Juliane Reic
4 Sonata in A minor - KV 310 - Allegro maestoso (Wo
5 Sonata in A minor - KV 310 - Andante cantabile co
6 Sonata in A minor - KV 310 - Presto (Wolfgang Ama
7 Sonata in F-sharp minor - Allegro non troppo (Fri
8 Sonata in F-sharp minor - Larghetto (Friedrich Wi
9 Sonata in F-sharp minor - Allegretto (Friedrich W
10 Sonata 15 in C minor - Allegro ma non troppo (Geo
11 Sonata 15 in C minor - Andante (Georg Benda)
12 Sonata 15 in C minor - Allegro (Georg Benda)
13 Sonata in B-flat major - KV 333 - Allegro (Wolfga
14 Sonata in B-flat major - KV 333 - Andante cantabi
15 Sonata in B-flat major - KV 333 - Allegretto graz

Seth Carlin has appeared as soloist with orchestras such as the Saint Louis Symphony, San Francisco Philharmonia Baroque, Toronto Tafelmusik and Boston Pops, with conductors such as Leonard Slatkin, Nicholas McGegan and Roger Norrington, and in recital with performers such as Pinchas Zukerman, James Buswell, Anner Bylsma and Malcolm Bilson. He has played at the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, Italy, the Marlboro Music Festival, the Newport Music Festival in Rhode Island, the Sante Fe Chamber Music Festival, the Great Performers at Lincoln Center Mozart Marathon, Cambridge Society for Early Music in Massachusetts, and "On Original Instruments" at Merkin Hall in New York. In addition he has made appearances on French, Swedish, German and mainland Chinese national television and radio, and recorded for Titanic and Naiad records.

Mr. Carlin performed the cycle of complete Schubert fortepiano sonatas, including the "Wanderer" Fantasy, in New York City during the 1991-92 season. The concerts were broadcast nationally on National Public RadioÕs program "Performance Today."

Carlin was a prizewinner in the International Busoni Competition, a recipient of a special scholarship from the French goverment, and one of only two fully funded National Endowment for the Arts recitalist grant winners in the United States in 1989. Recently his CD of Sonatas and Bagatelles by Beethoven was named Recording of the Month by Alte Musik Actuelle magazine.

Mozart in the Age of Enlightenment by Seth Carlin
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