"[Mr. Svensen's] bass playing was exemplary"
- Ivan Katz
"honorable work"
- Steve Smith, The New York Times
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From a recital at the Neighborhood Music School New Haven, CT on Nov. 10, 2013: Unsung Heroes of the Bass Clef or Life at the Bottom of the Staff
J.S. Bach 2-part Inventions, with Robert Sharpe, guitar.
Gjorgy Kurtag, Signs, Games and Messages
J.S. Bach Cello Suite No. 3
Selections from the debut album of the Alex Svensen Trio, Cross Your Fingers recorded at Chautauqua Institution, 2008. Eric Pearson, guitar, and Brian Frazer, drums.
Tracks were recorded, mixed and mastered by Matt Wilson.
Lullaby for Mom, Tom Bergeron
With Tom Bergeron's Group
Fauré Requiem, Introit & Kyrie, Offertory
​New Haven Oratorio Choir
The Girls from Ruby Falls, Tennessee Wildflowers
Gold Dust Woman (cover)
The Girls From Ruby Falls
Sarah LeMieux Quintet live at Infinity Hall:
If I Were a Song, Duet with Canyon, and Just a Little Longer
American Baroque Orchestra, Mark Bailey, music director
Antonio Vivaldi, Concerto for Two Violins in A minor: III. L'estro armonico
Arnold Schoenberg's Kammersymphonie Op. 9, Tobias Volkmann conducting
A Mini-documentary about Alex produced by Sheridan A. Smith, http://sheridanasmith.com
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"[Mr. Svensen's] bass playing was exemplary"
- Ivan Katz
"honorable work"
- Steve Smith The New York Times