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A sense of musical playfulness dominates in Golijov's Omaramor, a Gardel-inspired fantasia.
—Amazon.com
...'Omaramor' is a kind of quest piece (the solo cello wanders toward some tantalizingly withheld realization), the near-statement, the composer tells us, of a song made famous by the Argentine tango specialist Carlos Gandel. Michal Schmidt's virtuoso playing also yielded up a sense of the piece's subtly directed shapeliness.
—Richard Buell, The Boston Globe
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