It's astonishing to hear how four classical guitarists can achieve such a unique sound texture
Acoustic Guitar Magazine (+)

Three tangos by the late Argentine composer Astor Piazzolla, who has suddenly become hot in certain classical music circles, found the SFGQ producing some highly unguitarlike sound effects as well as orthodox music. It was weird and wonderful .”
The Dallas Morning News (+)

"It takes a lot for one or more guitarists to impress me. Nevertheless, impressed I am with Journeys, and greatly. Even if you don’t normally consider a guitar recital, let this one be an exception..”
Fanfare Magazine (+)

"A performance by the SFGQ was a feast for music lover's ears. It was a rare performance by four immensely talented and sensitive artists. For two hours of sheer listening pleasure the audience was treated to some familiar and not so familiar Latin works...The flow, which is so necessary to make the work a success, was immediately established by the group's unity. They are so in sync with each other they truly play as one -- not four separate individuals. A rare feat.”
Midland, Michigan Daily News (+)

"Portraits of the Americas is a imaginative collection of Latin America music played by a thrilling ensemble... a well-articulated and energetic performance... Astor Piazzolla’s Three Modern Tangos demonstrate the guitar’s ability to produce a wide tapestry of sound and colours.”
American Record Guide - July (+)

"A brilliant performance.”
El Litoral, Santa Fe Argentina

"SFGQ is a real treasure for Texas. They are very impressive.”
Texas Commission on the Arts


"...their abundant tangos and South American folklore are delivered with joy and bounce.”
American Record Guide

"Beautiful phrasing, flawless articulation and impeccable timing.”
El Pais, Montevideo Uruguay

"An excellent show of art, talent, refinement and an exquisite sensibility.”
El Mecurio, Valparaiso, Chile

"The SFGQ held the audience spellbound with a delightful musical interpretation..”
Diario De Juarez, Mexico

"...their abundant tangos and South American folklore are delivered with joy and bounce.”
American Record Guide

"A Sedona favorite, the SFG4 returns after a stunning 2002 debut to perform a diverse program sure to please the most discriminating music lover."
Sedona Magazine

"Una gran técnica y calidad en sus ejecuciones demostraron los integrantes del Cuarteto Santa Fe... mostrando [así] un gran dominio de su instrumento así como una gran sincronización entre sus integrantes."
El Diario - Chihuahua, México