voted "Best Classical Artist"

five years in a row by Flagpole Magazine

"a dazzling display of technical prowess, versatile programming, and audience rapport."

Charleson Post and Courier

"highly disciplined musicianship and marvelously disparate sources of composition...seriously excellent in all its parts."

Cerritos Community News

"Classical guitar at its very best... "

ABC 4's Good Things Utah

"...they are redifining chamber music in America."

Spencer Clarke, Utah Symphony Orchestra

"These four young musicians exhibit nearly flawless technique and interpretational finesse."

Flagpole Magazine

"If only more classical releases were as imaginative and satisfying!"

Copper Press Magazine

"color, texture and rhythm imbued with a sense of humor."

Deseret Morning News

"The Quartet performs with good energy and technique, applies careful attention to detail, and maintains a diverse repertoire."

Christopher Parkening

"They are one of the finest groups of young talent I have seen in my thirty years of teaching."

John Sutherland, Head of Guitar Studies University of Georgia

"Their youthful energy combined with expertise appealed greatly to our college audience as well as older members of the community,”

Joan Little, fine arts chair - Erskine College

"my kind of guys--good players and musicians who have a sense of humor. I very much like the Georgia Guitar Quartet and the spirit they play with."

John Duarte, classical guitar scholar

QUOTES FROM REVIEWS OF MOSAIC AND PUZZLE IN SOUNDBOARD MAGAZINE VOL. XXXIV, NO. 3

“The Georgia Guitar Quartet (GGQ) is a quite extraordinary group….”
“…not one but two marvelous discs….”

“[Mosaic is] an album which gives the listener a complete musical experience.”
“Jason Solomon’s Five Character Pieces is wonderful, including the fabulously demented “Last Waltz of the Phonograph,” whose ending will be familiar to those with a recollection of the “joys” of the black vinyl disc.”

“…it is very welcome to add [Alberto Ginastera’s] Danzas argentinas to the repertoire in this expert transcription by GGQ member Phil Snyder.”

“[Mosaic] will go in my longtime quartet playlist.”

“The sounds [in Puzzle] range from very abstract modernism to minimalistic patterns – from noisy non-traditional timbres to folk-like beauty.”

“…quite a display of wide-ranging talent.”

“Mosaic should be a part of every ensemble lover’s library, and Puzzle should be acquired by the strong and adventurous of heart!”

by Al Kunze