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"Violin soloists Takuya Horiuchi, CRSO concertmaster, and Marybrent Debes Debth, prinicpal second violin, performed well during the very technically demanding selection.  Horiuchi's performance of the Rondo for Violin and Orchestra in B-flat major was one of the highlights of the evening.  From his debut of concertmaster in 1997, Horiuchi has won the hearts of concertgoers with his powerful performances and Saturday's will surely be remembered as one of his best." 

                                                      The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
                                                       January 24, 1999 

"CRSO concertmaster Takuha Horiuchi, guest soloist, gave a fine performance.  His sound was resonant and fluid against the crisp determination of the orchestra." 

                                                      The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
                                                      December 6, 1998 

"Especially exciting was the narration by violinist Takuya Horiuchi, whose style was at once sweet and raw.  This was the second program with Horiuchi, who is being contracted as concertmaster per concert.  Let's hope a season contract is forth coming." 
  
                                                      The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
                                                      February 16, 1997 

"The symphony nabbed a remarkable violinist, Takuya Horiuchi, for this concert and the next, where he will serve as concertmaster." 

                                                      The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 
                                                      February 3, 1997 

"...but the Barber Violin Concerto got one of the most memorable performances of all, with Takuya Horiuchi as the radiant soloist." 

                                                       The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri 
                                                       December 26, 1993 

"The highlight was an incandescent performance of Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto.  And if there's any justice, we'll be hearing more from the soloist, Takuya Horiuchi, a young Japanese-born, Juilliard-trained violinist how on a graduate fellowship at the UMKC Conservatory of Music." 

                                                       The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Missouri 
                                                       September 21, 1993