Move over, Andrew Lloyd-Webber.
No. Really. Please move over, Mr. Webber.
–Zay N. Smith, Chicago Sun-Times, May 2006
Pazdziora’s music seduces you with its solemn gaiety, its reckless dignity, its joyous heartbreak. The self-constraint of the English tradition collides with the wildness of the Celts, creating a unique and potent magic. Something in the music catches hold, and the subtle interweave of harmony and melody refracts your passions, your terrors, your joys. It’s like finding yourself in an unknown world, only to run into an old friend; his music gives melody to the delighted cry, “Oh, you’ve got here too?”
–John P., May 2008
you suck! like who cares that kind of msic suks
–Anonymous
Oh, I’m seriously…astounded and…in wonder and awe, and… OK, explanation—I just ventured to your music on SoundClick for the first time. And I just listened to “O For a Thousand Toungues.” OH!!!!! It is amazing!!! You’re making me…just speechless…it’s amazing!
–Doug G.
You are brilliant, an exemplary presenter of the gospel, and so creative! OUTSTANDING, brother!
–RaptureAlert.com
There is a hint of ‘Andy Kaufman’ comic genius in “passtheaura.”
–Alexander F, London
Not only is he a musician in his music, he’s a musician in his writing.
–Jared, May 2008


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