Northstar (Kolkata), February 2012: „Christian Noçon was praised by the audience for his Sitar playing.“
Saptahik Bartaman (Kolkata), 8.1.2011: “He played Jaijawanti and Mishra Pilu in the style of the Bishnupur Gharana.
Christian showed complete devotion to Indian classical music.”
Rajasthan Patrika (Jodhpur), 28.11.2010: “The performance of Christian Noçon from Germany and Ustad Khadim Hussain Khan from Baroda enthralled the audience
in the Japa Mahal of Mehrangarh ... The deep impression the Sitar adept from Germany left on the audience still lingered
for quite some time.”
Projekt Natur und Fotographie, 22.5.2009:“Accompanying the five elements of buddhism water, earth, fire, air and ether
Christian Noçon and the Indian Hindol Majumdar enthused
the audience ... with their solos on Sitar and Tabla.
‘Konzert aus Asien’ conveyed an acoustic treat for the senses and relaxation for the soul.”
Meller Kreisblatt, 7.5.2009: “solos of sensitive virtuosity”
Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten, 16.5.2008:
“The attunement couldn't have been more perfect. The sitarplayer Christian Noçon and Sanjib Pal on the two Tabla handdrums preluded the press conference for the scheduled
‘Festival of India 2008’ with a raga, the Indian classical piece of music.
Just music, and India is at home in Potsdam at once.”
Kieler Nachrichten, 3.5.2005:
“Christian and Klaus, having immersed themselves
deeply into the depths of the ancient Northindian classical music tradition,
delivered insight into the high art of raga (melody) and tala (rhythm).
The changing airs of the sitar were prancing full of splendour above the voluminous, earth-bound sound of the tabla. The strict music system demands a certain spirituality, a good technique,a lot of discipline as well
and thus allows for the good interaction.
Christian and Klaus were convincing the listeners
with their astoundingly authentic interpretations.”
Kieler Nachrichten, 18.3.2000:
“Fascinating foreign soundscape. Those who thought that the interpretation of classical Indian music on the original string instrument would be confined to Indians were disabused of this notion. The ambitious sitarplayer Christian proved musicality, proficiency
and empathy.”
Eckernförder Zeitung, 18.3.2000:
“This ‘Indian evening’ offered relaxation as well as musical pleasure.”
RBB Kulturradio, 8.7.2007: from the serial “Klassik für Kinder”: Feature about the Sitar with Christian Noçon and Laura Patchen by Marylin Veber.
Projekt Natur und Fotographie, 22.5.2009:
“Accompanying the five elements of buddhism water, earth, fire, air and ether
Christian Noçon and the Indian Hindol Majumdar enthused
the audience ... with their solos on Sitar and Tabla.
Potsdamer Neueste Nachrichten, 16.5.2008:
“The attunement couldn't have been more perfect. The sitarplayer Christian Noçon and Sanjib Pal on the two Tabla handdrums preluded the press conference for the scheduled
‘Festival of India 2008’ with a raga, the Indian classical piece of music.
Just music, and India is at home in Potsdam at once.”
