"Ye Olde Reviews"

A compendium of reviews of recordings from Owain Phyfe and the New World Renaissance Band.

Renaissance Magazine reviews:
Live The Legend,
Once Upon A Time,
Odyssey, and
Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights

Magical Blend Magazine reviews Odyssey

Tudor Times reviews
Live the Legend, Where Beauty Move and Wit Delights, Sweet Was the Song, Odyssey, Otter's Pool, and Poets, Bards, and Singers of Song

Rambles reviews Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights

GreenMan reviews Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights

Martin F. Kohn reviews Poets, Bards, & Singers of Song
At The Faire reviews Poets, Bards, & Singers of Song
Gypsy Flores reviews Tales from the Vineyard
"Ye Media Moguls"

What classical music media moguls have to say about Owain Phyfe and the New World Renaissance Band.

Lisa Lynne Windham Hill
Recording Artist "I have enjoyed every one of The New World Renaissance Band albums over many years." (11/1/2000)

Martin F. Kohn
Theater Critic "This is mellow music, mostly about love.... it also makes an ideal vaccine against road rage; new vehicles should come with an Phyfe recording as standard equipment." (09/19/99)

Cynthia Canty WKBD-TV
WNIC-FM
Detroit, MI "I can assure you on those nights when sad and tragic stories leave me drained and demoralized, Owain Phyfe's music is one of the finest cures imaginable. Takes you right out of the 20th Century and into the 16th." (Detroit Free Press, 05/30/96)

Walt Haake WDVR-FM
Sergeantsville, NJ "My appreciation of Owain Phyfe and the NWRB is such that it inspired me to create a radio program, the Mists of Avalon. The program can be heard every Saturday evening and on-demand. Most programs feature a track by the NWRB or Cantiga, as well as related music by many other performers."

David Blum WKSU-FM
Kent State Univ., OH "...I heard this voice, it was clear, it was distinct, it had a style all its own, I looked to my left and saw Owain Phyfe singing songs of love and songs from the Renaissance Period. I was totally caught off guard. Not only is he a distinct singer but the band itself has a style all of its own."

Davis Gloff WQRS-FM
WYUR-AM
Birmingham, MI "I can't speak for the other guys on the air at WYUR, but I have played maestro Phyfe's stuff several times. As a matter of fact, I sometimes have to remind myself not to play him every blessed time I'm on. Since I do fill ins, it's not that terribly often, but his work is so good, I play him as often as I dare." (Now heard on ClassicalMusicDetroit.COM)

Gypsy Flores KUSP-FM
Santa Cruz, CA "Owain Phyfe has to possess one of the most compelling voices around -- his voice is sweet and expert without sounding overly trained... I was immediately enchanted"

Maggie Boleyn The Tudor Times "The Renaissance speaks and sings, and it's voice is Owain Phyfe."

	Renaissance Magazine reviews: Live The Legend, Once Upon A Time, Odyssey, and Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights
	Magical Blend Magazine reviews Odyssey
	Tudor Times reviews Live the Legend, Where Beauty Move and Wit Delights, Sweet Was the Song, Odyssey, Otter's Pool, and Poets, Bards, and Singers of Song
	Rambles reviews Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights
	GreenMan reviews Where Beauty Moves and Wit Delights
	Martin F. Kohn reviews Poets, Bards, & Singers of Song
	At The Faire reviews Poets, Bards, & Singers of Song
	Gypsy Flores reviews Tales from the Vineyard

Lisa Lynne	Windham Hill Recording Artist	"I have enjoyed every one of The New World Renaissance Band albums over many years." (11/1/2000)
	Martin F. Kohn Theater Critic	"This is mellow music, mostly about love.... it also makes an ideal vaccine against road rage; new vehicles should come with an Phyfe recording as standard equipment." (09/19/99)
Cynthia Canty	WKBD-TV WNIC-FM Detroit, MI	"I can assure you on those nights when sad and tragic stories leave me drained and demoralized, Owain Phyfe's music is one of the finest cures imaginable. Takes you right out of the 20th Century and into the 16th." (Detroit Free Press, 05/30/96)
Walt Haake	WDVR-FM Sergeantsville, NJ	"My appreciation of Owain Phyfe and the NWRB is such that it inspired me to create a radio program, the Mists of Avalon. The program can be heard every Saturday evening and on-demand. Most programs feature a track by the NWRB or Cantiga, as well as related music by many other performers."
David Blum	WKSU-FM Kent State Univ., OH	"...I heard this voice, it was clear, it was distinct, it had a style all its own, I looked to my left and saw Owain Phyfe singing songs of love and songs from the Renaissance Period. I was totally caught off guard. Not only is he a distinct singer but the band itself has a style all of its own."
Davis Gloff	WQRS-FM WYUR-AM Birmingham, MI	"I can't speak for the other guys on the air at WYUR, but I have played maestro Phyfe's stuff several times. As a matter of fact, I sometimes have to remind myself not to play him every blessed time I'm on. Since I do fill ins, it's not that terribly often, but his work is so good, I play him as often as I dare." (Now heard on ClassicalMusicDetroit.COM)
Gypsy Flores	KUSP-FM Santa Cruz, CA	"Owain Phyfe has to possess one of the most compelling voices around -- his voice is sweet and expert without sounding overly trained... I was immediately enchanted"
Maggie Boleyn	The Tudor Times	"The Renaissance speaks and sings, and it's voice is Owain Phyfe."