Reviewing Daniel Bernard Roumain and The Mission.
Boston Globe, April 3, 2007.

Reviewing Trio Mediæval.
Boston Globe, April 3, 2007.

Reviewing Collage New Music.
Boston Globe, March 27, 2007.

Reviewing the Boston Camerata and Ensemble Aziman.
Boston Globe, March 20, 2007.

(Yes, I know Adam de la Halle’s name is misspelled. That’s what comes from talking to the copy desk on a cell phone. Thanks, Verizon!)

Update (12:30 PM): It’s been fixed. As good a time as any to gratefully acknowledge the people at the Globe copy desk, who save me from at least one howler a week.

Reviewing Boston Secession.
Boston Globe, March 20, 2007.

The final paragraph seems to be missing online:

Ring Frank does like to talk—a lot—and most of what she says could more effectively be conveyed in program notes. Closing the distance between performer and audience is not an unworthy aim, but if it could have meant a few more of Duckworth’s marvels, at least one listener would have opted for a little less conversation.

Reviewing Jonathan Biss.
Boston Globe, March 13, 2007.

Reviewing the Cantata Singers Chamber Series.
Boston Globe, March 6, 2007.

Reviewing [nec]shivaree.
Boston Globe, February 28, 2007.

I’m paranoid about word counts, so I can never include all the players, but here’s a shout-out to everyone else who didn’t get a mention in the paper:

In the Wolff Exercises:
Nicole Barnes, saxophone
Joseph Becker, percussion
Derek Beckvold, saxophone/percussion
Danilo Henriquez, trumpet/percussion
Mary Joy Patchett, saxophone
Mark Plummer, trombone
Lauren Strobel, trumpet

In the Lucier Kettles:
Joseph Becker, Kevin Kosnik, Rieko Koyama, Jeffrey Means, George Nickson, timpani
Jeremy Sarna, sound engineer

Their next show is March 6. And it’s free. Best deal in town.

Reviewing the Boston Philharmonic.
Boston Globe, February 28, 2007.

A profile of Kaija Saariaho.
Boston Globe, February 21, 2007.