"In “Tang Court Music and Dance,” a program ……, Dr. Liu combined her experience as a modern-dance choreographer with her extensive knowledge as a dance scholar and notation expert. Highly distilled and formal, they speak of power or order with philosophical concepts implied through codified movements and spatial harmony."

-- The New York Times, (2002) Anna Kisselgoff

“ It’s very grand, but very slow-……of the pieces presented are Tang court music, these slow moving pieces go for a kind of pure aesthetic…….This is a rare opportunity to see what Chinese music might have been like one thousand years ago, one that makes very few concessions to modern sensibilities.”

-- Taipei Times (2002)