"Scot Wisniewski commands your attention. He sings with heartfelt tenderness, and at the same time he has a powerful voice that soars with confidence and emotion. Wisniewski is heartfelt and deeply sincere on this simple album of voice and piano. Hi [+]"Scot Wisniewski commands your attention. He sings with heartfelt tenderness, and at the same time he has a powerful voice that soars with confidence and emotion. Wisniewski is heartfelt and deeply sincere on this simple album of voice and piano. His lyric bari/tenor is very effective on Schubert's Ave Maria as well on a terrific sampling of Holiday Classics. He seems destined for Broadway, but for now cabaret has him." - JOHN HOGLUND--Back Stage Magazine
"Scot Wisniewski has everything going for him: a beautiful voice, heartfelt interpretations, an engaging personality, and appealing good looks." -ROY SANDER-NYC Cabaret Critic
"In all my years, I don't think I have ever heard a more moving Ave Maria." - Maureen Phillps, NY Voice
"Elegantly pristine and exquisitely simple, Scot Wisniewski brings just his cabaret/Broadway voice and the piano to ten holiday favorites on A Classic Christmas. The numbers span a wonderful range of the sacred and secular, ancient carols and contemporary. Wisniewski does everything well, and the song selection is just right. "Classic" does describe this marvelous album, and it's the perfect easy-listening/pop bouquet for the Christmas season.
In this sort of intimate setting, the singer's voice is center stage with nowhere to hide. Fortunately for Wisniewski (and the audience!), his sublime baritone is warm and welcoming; this artist comfortably owns every seasonal piece with effortless aplomb. His emotive approach is reverent on the moving "Silent Night" and boldly sassy on "We Need a Little Christmas." Wisniewski's drum articulation ("Pa rum-pum-pum-pum!") on "The Little Drummer Boy" is terrific, and the crystalline purity of his "Ave Maria" will bring tears to your eyes. The piano accompaniment is excellent, providing just the right support without overshadowing Wisniewski's fine pipes." -Carol Swanson, ChristmasReviews.com ___________________________________________________________
In 2002 Scot Wisniewski burst onto the NYC cabaret circuit with his debut show titled "The Beginning" at the legendary NYC cabaret club Don't Tell Mama. The show ran for three months to sold out crowds and stellar reviews, which is almost unheard of for a debut show. The rest, as they say, is history!
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