A flawless gem... superlative film scores of rare beauty and consummate aesthetic discretion.

...an atmosphere that amplifies the wonder, beauty and melancholy of the film's story [Fate of the Lhapa] and imagery. .. richly varied in orchestration and mood.

William Susman's Uprising (1988)...evokes the implacable horrors of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising...a powerful evocation of planes of sound...and an acute sensitivity to color, which Holzman projected superbly.

...the score [Oil on Ice] reveals considerable sophistication in its composition. ...the sound quality is immaculate -- full and vivid.

In his evocative and sometimes programmatic Uprising, William Susman bears witness to the Warsaw Ghetto uprising... [pianist David Holzman] proved a passionate advocate...a Horowitz of modern music.  

Angels of Light ...inspired by a Mark Helprin novel... transparent... timeless... exquisite tonal clashes.

...from the Ellington-Strayhorn Songbook... moody, majestic... with smooth, seductive playing... Ellington's 1937 Caravan... which displayed Susman's steady, heavy left hand vamp, ... an entranced audience... applauded vociferously.

Angels of Light ...oscillating ...shimmers with refracted light. ...vivacious colors.

...[The Harrington String Quartet] gave a vivid impression of the turbulent, watery imagery of William Susman's Streams, a swirling, rich-textured microtonal work.

William Susman's Six Minutes and Thirty Seconds... sparkling... an essay of spirit and grace...sinuous lines in the French horn and bassoon...

Susman's The Starry Dynamo, ... progressive... sweetly dissonant... the hippest and most arresting music... Plain ol' fun... a music for the 90s clearly enjoyed by players and audience alike.