"The inimitable Marilyn Horne has said `Andrew Garland is a star singer beginning to burst forth. I am his devoted fan and supporter. Don't miss this new recording! High praise form one of the greatest opera stars in American history." -- Grady Harp, Amazon.com , February 5, 2013

"[A] Ferrari ... cunningly disguised as a young strawberry-curled baritone, Andrew Garland. His San Antonio appearance was [part of] a national tour with pianist Warren Jones, one of the top collaborative pianists in the world.
Mr. Garland projected a well-proportioned lyric baritone, bright but with a caramel core, equipped with sure aim, unshakeable control, effortless agility, an ideal legato and admirable diction in both French and English. A steely edge showed dramatic possibilities [and] vocal power.

His intelligence in drawing from a wide range of vocal colors revealed the full emotional gamut in the nine songs of the Vaughan Williams cycle. He was positively inspiring in the penultimate song, “Bright is the Ring of Words.” In “Chanson a boire,” the last of the three Ravel songs, Mr. Garland brought his operatic experience to bear in a delicious portrayal of Don Quixote in his cups." -- Mike Greenberg, Incident Light, November 21, 2012