1. The Boston Music Intelligencer
  2. May 6, 2011
  3. “Excellent Collection of Engaging Works”
  4. by David McMullin
  5. “… an excellent collection of engaging works that complemented each other well, performed to the highest standards….”
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  1. Boston Globe
  2. April 20, 2007
  3. “An evening of exploration from a master cellist”
  4. by Jeremy Eichler
  5. “Contemporary visual art and contemporary classical music often inhabit strangely distant universes, even though connections between them are numerous. The New Gallery Concert Series aims to make these connections explicit by presenting the two arts in dialogue …. Choosing [Matt] Haimovitz for a benefit program sends a distinct message, as this Montreal-based cellist is one of the most adventurous classical musicians out there, and his recital was heavily tilted toward the new…”
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  1. South End News
  2. January, 2006
  3. “New Gallery Concert Series to feature Christina Memoli’s art”
  4. by Christina Memoli
  5. “…It has been an honor to work with all of the creative individuals involved in the production of the New Gallery Concert Series.  They are a dynamic group of people whose creative scope, depth of artistic comprehension, and willingness to take risks has led them into another successful season. ….”
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  1. New Music Connoisseur
  2. January, 2005
  3. The Idea of Two: New Gallery Concert Series
  4. by David Cleary
  5. “This event by the New Gallery Concert Series focused solely on duos for various instruments. It’s a tribute to this spunky, vital presenter that the program offered music of remarkable contrast and, in several instances, profound depth and strength….”
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  1. Letter of Support
  2. November, 2004
  3. Elena Ruehr, Composer in Residence
  4. Boston Modern Orchestra Project
  5. “…The New Gallery Concert Series is one of the best of a group of new, youthful and powerful arts groups that is bubbling in Boston’s underground arts scene. It’s an exciting time for Boston, and I encourage you to be a part of it.”
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  1. American Composers Forum of New England
  2. October, 2004
  3. New Gallery Concert Series:
  4. Featured Group of the Month
  5. “Experience the direct collaboration of musicians and visual artists at the New Gallery Concert Series! New Gallery Concert Series presents new pieces along with their composers, new visual works along with their artists and devoted performers who are excited to show a side of music left too often to the unknown…”
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  1. Northeast Performer
  2. April, 2003
  3. Reviews: New Gallery Concert Series
  4. by Katie DeBonville
  5. “Pianist Sarah Bob is a trailblazer when it comes to championing the works of modern composers and combining art media in the process. When Bob founded the New Gallery Concert Series, her vision was to have musicians perform new music in a setting that showcased new works of visual art. Now in its third season, The New Gallery Concert Series continues to accomplish this mission…”
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  1. Boston Globe
  2. November 3, 2002
  3. New Music, New Home, New Attitude
  4. by Lynne Feibelmann
  5. “The next generation of new music may have found a niche…”
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  1. South End News
  2. October 17, 2002
  3. Music Center Home to Two Wonderful Series
  4. by Stephen Marc Beaudoin
  5. “…Speaking of programs both cohesive and diverse, what does that fiery pianist Sarah Bob have in store for us on this year’s New Gallery Concert Series, also housed at the CMCB? ‘The 2002-2003 Series season is rich and exciting not just because of the diverse programming, but also the intense commitment from all of its participants AND audience members,’ enthused Bob. ‘The energy is real and the devotion is infectious. World premieres are a norm, especially for the October 17 concert, ranging from the beautifully choreographed performance of Jennifer Stasack’s ‘Six Elegies Dancing’ to ‘The Backbone Flute,’ a piece for tape and seven string electric violin, performed and composed by Adam James Wilson. The truth is, there is no limit to what defines ‘new music’ (or ‘new art’ for that matter) and that exploration is exactly what the New Gallery Concert Series is all about.’”
  1. 21ST CENTURY MUSIC
  2. February, 2002
  3. New Gallery Concert
  4. by David Cleary
  5. “It can be great fun to critique the younger, lesser known performers and series that present new music. The New Gallery Concert Series is one such venture, and their most recent event contained much worth hearing…”
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  1. South End News
  2. January 31, 2002
  3. Bob and a Universe of Music
  4. by Lynne Fiebelmann
  5. “It’s been a year and the New Gallery Concert Series at the Community Music Center of Boston (CMCB) has grown…”
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  1. South End News
  2. May 24, 2001
  3. Spotlight: Starting a new groove
  4. by Lynne Fiebelmann
  5. “Sarah Bob could not contain herself. Her eyes shone and her words tumbled over themselves. Bob was describing the incredible opportunity she has to accomplish a dream of hers: to establish a musical series…”
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