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Lee Eiseman, publisher; Robert Levin, advisor; David Moran, assisting editor; Bettina A. Norton, emerita editor

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About: David Stevens

Articles by David Stevens:

  • “Yiddish Dreams & Futures”, 14 Mar 2023 in News & Features
  • Revealing More Sides of NEC Composers, 21 Feb 2022 in Reviews
  • Rising Hope for Rising Stars, 20 Sep 2021 in Reviews
  • BSO’s Second “New Beginning”, 24 Jan 2021 in Reviews
  • Baritone Instrument Speaks and Sings, 27 Nov 2019 in Reviews
  • Radius @ 20: Visions in Boston, 06 May 2019 in Reviews
  • Schubert Feeds the Hungry, 20 Mar 2018 in Reviews
  • The Constancy of Collage New Music, 12 Oct 2017 in News & Features
  • BSO: Luminous Heaven and Stormy Russia, 26 Jul 2017 in Reviews
  • Fellows Embrace and Extend Conventions, 26 Jul 2017 in Reviews
  • A French-American Nexus at Le Lab, 07 May 2017 in News & Features
  • Minimalist’s Birthday Bash, 21 Feb 2017 in Reviews
  • Polygamous Convictions, 12 Feb 2017 in Reviews
  • An Operatic Feast for the Common Man, 14 Nov 2016 in Reviews
  • An Orphic Hymn, 23 Oct 2016 in Reviews
  • Merging Schuller’s Threads, 19 Oct 2016 in Reviews
  • Heply Digging Schuller, 08 Oct 2016 in Reviews

Recent Comments

  • Rosamond van der Linde on Pianist Mackenzie Melemed Wows Rockport
  • cj on DSO Adds Boston to Its Tour
  • Bennett on Spring Rites and Empyrean Heights
  • Jeffrey Gantz on Bluebeard’s Castle Opens Different Doors
  • Bill Gross on DSO Adds Boston to Its Tour
  • David Grahling on DSO Adds Boston to Its Tour
  • David Kravitz on Bluebeard’s Castle Opens Different Doors
  • Charles Blandy on Bluebeard’s Castle Opens Different Doors
  • Forrest Knowles on Enigmatic and Poignant Dido and Aeneas
  • Christopher Greenleaf on Bach Might Have Played This Piano
  • Lee Eiseman on Voices of Loss, Reckoning, and Hope Part III
  • Mark Lutton on Voices of Loss, Reckoning, and Hope Part III

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