"Super Human Clarinet Hero, Eric Salazar"
Salazar was featured on WFYI 90.1 FM radio show Curious Mix with Jill Ditmire for his work performing at Gen Con with Classical Music Indy.
“With the release of Soul Search on the internationally respected Centaur Records label, Salazar seems poised for much more. “
In this reverse interview with MOUNT DELA magazine, Eric Salazar asks the audience 10 compelling questions.
Eric Salazar appears in the NUVO article, where he talks about the impact of Beneficence Records’ Records for a Reason: Vol. 1.
Host Garret Hope interviews Clarinetist and composer Eric Salazar. Eric shares strategies for introverts to effectively network and navigate conferences.
Listen to host Dr. Doug Bielmeier interview Eric Salazar on his career, music business, and creative outlets in Episodes 1 and 2 of The Process.
Join host Sean Perrin as he discusses how clarinetist Eric Salazar grew his Facebook artist page by 6000% in 2016 alone.
"Very cool. I myself... found him very intriguing. He's doing some really cool things with music."
-Darrin Snider, Indy In-Tune Radio
"Salazar is a dynamic and creative performer who composes music pairing his virtuoso clarinet skills against washes of electronic sound... "
-Kyle Long, NUVO Music Columnist
"I've never seen someone playing a clarinet take the the instrument in so many directions."
-Kyle Long, Cultural Manifesto Host on 90.1 WFYI
"Super human clarinet hero Eric Salazar with @clssclmusicindy here at @CircleSpark @IndyDT"
-Big Car Collaborative, On Twitter, Indianapolis, IN
"Sassiest damn clarinet in the rabbit right now. Was expecting klezmer #oyveyy and got something bad ass instead. #blessed #chandler"
-The White Rabbit Cabaret, On Instagram, Fountain Square Indianapolis, IN
“‘La energia de Eric es contagiosa y su talento a la hora de tocar su clarinete es impresionante...’
’Eric’s energy is contagious and his talent for playing his clarinet is impressive...’”
— Karla Romero, Editor-in-Chief of Eñe Monthly Magazine, Indianapolis, IN
“...Eric composes his own music, fusing and meshing different styles together. His artistry, heavily influenced by classical compositions, incorporates elements of Jazz, Throat-Singing, Celtic, Turkish, and more.”
— Camille Sarabia, Classical Music Indy
Forward Motion was featured on WFYI 90.1’s show Curious Mix!