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Krit - Kaleidoskoopvanfluitklanke |
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Friday, 10 April 2009 |
 Kleurig, fleurig, ’n ervaringsontploffing! Al die reënboogkleure word in bollings verhoogrook ’n beurt gegee met die musiek ’n voortsetting daarvan. Voorheen het ek al kleur gepróé in die donkerpers van bosbessies, die pienk van ’n waatlemoen, die skreeuoranje van ’n ryp lemoen. Maar nog nooit het ek geweet ’n mens kan kleur hóór nie. Die towerklanke van Wouter Kellerman se verskeidenheid dwarsfluit voer jou mee. Beligtingswerk verf die
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Cue - 'Magical Flautist Creates Sonic Tapestry' |
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Monday, 11 August 2008 |
Steeped in classical tradition, the flute is not usually associated with innovation. This technical and idiosyncratic instrument seemingly doesn’t lend itself to wild musical explorations.
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The Citizen - 'Colourful Collection' |
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007 |
9/10
 From Latin America to Ireland and Africa. Kellerman's diverse styles and arrangements make this primarily instrumental, world music album a listening pleasure.
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HarmoniousLiving.co.za - 'Colour' |
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Wednesday, 24 October 2007 |
Rating: 5/5
 South Africa's premier flautist Kellerman (aka Wouter Kellerman) brings us his long awaited debut album, 'Colour'. From the very first note this is one of those CDs that you just know will be glued to your CD player for months to come. Relaxing, fun, soulful and joyful throughout 'Colour' is destined to be a timeless classic.
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Sunday, 30 September 2007 |
 When is the flute not a sissy instrument? When in the hands of Wouter Kellerman, who can give you classical sounds one moment and howling and chirping the next. His own compositions are by turns avant-garde, Spanish, tribal. - Chris Needham |
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The Citizen - 'Musical melange' |
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Saturday, 11 August 2007 |
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Kellerman’s Colours - The amazing thing about the flute is that it’s simply a pipe with holes in it, yet the sound it produces in the right hands can be truly captivating, writes David Jenkin
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