When the Piano Choir performed at Lincoln Center in New York City, Michael Iachetta of the N.Y. Daily News wrote as part of his review, "The instruments seem to converse with each other, sometimes huskily, sometimes lightly and always harmoniously"

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Iachetta was awed by the visual and physical  activity on stage that was executed by the Choir members. "They shift around on the stage from chair to chair at various times in response to hand signals and look like the [NY]Nicks flowing in a set play," he wrote.