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The Dearings possess that special quality in musical performance that transcends time and space, transporting the listener to far a way worlds many have only imagined. Their warmth and sincerity-both on and off stage-is immediately evident and brings comfort and a sense that all is well in our lives. I can guarantee that you will fall in love!

John Herrick
Director
First Arts Performance Series of Philadelphia

I am writing to express the pleasure which was mine in arranging and sponsoring two concerts by the Dearing Concert Duo in Evesham, Worchesshire and in Cheltenham for the Cheltenham International Music Festival. In performance they demonstrated-quite apart from their fine musicianship, of course!-a superb balance; precise yet lyrical, intense and yet light of manner, involve in their music and yet accessible to their audience.

Surely the best testimony I can offer is that I look forward keenly-and confidently to the return of the Dearings to advance their international reputation yet further.

Yours faithfully,

Rev. Michael Dadson

It was a pleasure to hear the Dearing Concert Duo perform on our Department of Music Concert Series. The combination of classical guitar and flute offers a colorful blend of musical sounds, especially in the hands of such skilled players. I was delighted to hear the kind of precision and musicality displayed by the Duo, and it was evident that the audience thoroughly enjoyed the high level of performance and the imaginative program of varied compositions. It is obvious that Steve and Abha Dearing bring passion and dedication to their craft, and I believe that the future is bright for such talented musicians.

Sincerely,

Dr. James Lentini
Dean of Arts
The Colllege of New Jersey

On Wednesday, April 18, 2001, we had the pleasure of hosting a performance by the Dearing Concert Duo at the Fort Erie Public Library. These two accomplished musicians charmed our audience with a varied programme that included both instrumental and vocal selections. The combination of flute and guitar is quite enchanting, and the addition of the vocal element added yet another dimension. It is obvious that the Dearings strive for excellence in their musicianship, and our audience was most impressed with the caliber of the performance.

Steven and Abha are both very comfortable communicating with the audience and enhanced the musical selections with a brief introduction to each piece. Their easygoing, down-to-earth approached helped the audience to not only better understand the music, but also to increase their enjoyment of the performance.

I can confidently say that duo would be a welcomed addition to any music series.

Sincerely,

Lynda Goodridge
Community Services Coordinator

the Dearing Concert Duo presented a delightful program for the 2001 Vivace series at the Birmingham Temple in Farmington Hills, Michigan on April 21, 2001. Abha's playing displayed a lovely, engaging tone on the flute. Their demanding pieces included sonatas by Albinoni and Giuliani as well as a suite by Pujol and six songs by Manuel DeFalla. Abha sang the De Falla songs with pure tone and beautiful quality.

Unusual music provided an interesting program of selections not frequently heard. The last piece, LHistoire du Tango by Astor Piazzolla, captivated the audience.

The Dearings are an attractive couple and appear on the stage with confidence and charm.


Trudy Driker, chairperson of the event
Claire Levine, Co-chair, Vivace

Dear Abha and Steven

Thank you very much for the program you gave for the Adult Learning Center on November 1,2001. It was certainly wonderful to hear two young and extremely talented people perform great music. Our members liked the variety used in your program of flute and guitar, guitar solo, and voice and guitar.

Patricia Limbard
ALI President

I am providing a letter of acknowledgment for the concert performed recently by Steven and Abha Dearing, flute and guitar, as part of the Soundsation Series of Music at the University of Windsor. This was the second time the duo has appeared on our series.

Their concert on January 28 in Assumption Chapel delighted the audience, attracting some listeners who do not often attend this series. The program had a pleasing and balanced variety and showcased the talents of the two musicians to fine advantage. Their verbal introductions to the pieces were informative and added a good deal to the listeners' appreciation.

Sincerely,
David Palmer
Chair of Music
University of Windsor