Wynn-Anne Rossi
Composer / Pianist / Educator
"Dream Job" by Rossi in Iowa Music Teacher magazine
YouTube interview with Sam Ecoff, WMTA
Interlude Rossi interview with Fanny Po Sim Head
Review of Daily Comforts, book 1 in CFMTA newsletter, May 2023. (0n left)
Review and editor's choice in Clavier Companion, September 2018, for "Musica de Navidad", books 1 - 2. (on left)
Rossi interview with MovingClassics.TV out of Germany
Review from U.K. of "Jazzin' Americana", books 1 - 4, by Andrew Eales
Wynn-Anne's article on "Jazzin' Americana", Alfred Ledger Lines
Review of "Musica Latina para dos", books 1 - 4, by Alejandro Cremaschi from Argentina!
Review and editor's choice in Clavier Companion, July 2015, for "One of a Kind Solos", books 1 - 4. (on left)
Article on the premiere of "Skyscraper" at the 2014 MTNA National Conference in Chicago, IL
Review of "Creative Composition Toolbox" by Yiyi Ku, Music Teachers Helper Blog
Key People interview with J.W. Pepper
Wynn-Anne's article on Asymmetry in Music, Alfred Ledger Lines
Wynn-Anne's article on Latin Music, Alfred Ledger Lines
Article by Janet Horvath on Wynn-Anne as a piano teacher, Interlude
Review of Wynn-Anne’s Three Waltzes, recorded by Icelandic pianist Jon Sigurdsson: Malcolm Troup, Piano Journal
"Rossi uses a teasingly incremental style in the introduction to the first of her Three Waltzes, her simple opening line successively richer in harmonizations until we settle into a tender, almost naive, little waltz which gets kitschier each time round. The second is a 'minute waltz' in all but name ... perfect for one of Dr. Coppelius's dancing dolls. In the third, the melody is embedded in the right hand's even quaver motion. These exquisite miniatures, in the tradition of Debussy's La plus que Lent, could not have found a more persuasive interpreter than Jon Sigurdsson. A most auspicious first recording with everything ... pianist, choice of repertoire and sheer originality in its favour".
Article in Clavier Magazine about Rossi composition residencies in the Minnesota schools, April 2008. (on left)