Los Angeles Times

By Mark Swed
April 7, 2011

Reich’s amplification is in your face. His rhythmic complexity, the shifting beats and complex contrapuntal interlacing, creates tension. He makes you think and at the same time doesn’t give you the space in which to think. 

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Winnipeg Free Press

By Holly Harris
February 3, 2011

 It's not every day new music royalty come s to town. 

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New York Times

Review of Black Angels

By Steve Smith
December 8, 2008

 With its explosive use of noise and voices, resonant gongs and evocative borrowings from earlier music, “Black Angels” has always had an air of ritualistic drama. 

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Washington Post

Review of
Ghost Opera/
A Chinese Home

By Tom Huizenga
February 15, 2010

 The pair of works on the program provided a satisfying one-two punch of Chinese culture through music -- one a haunting ritual, the other a delightful romp.. 

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The Los Angeles Times

Review of Awakening

By Mark Swed
September 13, 2006

 All is not well in the world, and Kronos, which played with searing intensity all evening, does not pretend that it is. But hope springs from understanding, from open ears.

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The New York Times

By Allan Kozinn
February 29, 2012

Where Glass and Schubert Meet Pee-wee

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