"Gil Rose conducted with admirable command."
- THE NEW YORK TIMES
Acknowledged for his “sense of style and sophistication” by Opera News, noted as “an amazingly versatile conductor” by The Boston Globe, praised for conducting with “admiral command” by The New York Times, and KUSC calls him “one of the most adventurous conductors in the world today”. Gil Rose is a musician helping to shape the future of classical music. Over the past two decades, Mr. Rose has built a reputation as one of the country’s most inventive and versatile conductors before the public.
His dynamic performances on both the symphonic and operatic stages as well as over 100 recordings have garnered international critical praise.
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“...sculpted with conductor Gil Rose’s characteristic verve and clarity.”
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Gil Rose and his audacious Boston Modern Orchestra Project ensemble have made it: This delightfully spirited release of ballets by John Alden Carpenter is the 100th to emerge on BMOP/sound, the ensemble’s record label. It’s an astonishing achievement, as much for the fund-raising and other administrative work that has been involved in bringing each of the recordings to life as for the artistic courage and technical accomplishment that mark the music-making on them all.
- David Allen, The New York Times on John Alden Carpenter: Complete Ballets, August 2024
On "Trouble" members of The Boston Modern Orchestra Project perform music that is refined in its conception, purposeful in its scoring and thoroughly involving as a listening experience. The interaction of instrumentalists animating each piece in these excellent performances communicates a collective dynamic rather than a lone creative voice being granted expression by an orchestra.
- Julian Cowley, The WIRE Magazine on Vijay Iyer's "Trouble", August 2024 Issue
Whatever your mood, this album has something for you. And I mean it.
- Steve Johnson, WXXI Radio on Ellen Taaffe Zwilich: Symphony No. 5, July 2024