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“The ensemble and the record label — whose commissions include two Grawemeyer Award-winning pieces — are vital for the creation, performance, and documentation of important music outside of the conservative programs of many American orchestras. For audiences that have grown jaded with the relatively small pool of standards constantly rotated in the usual programming, BMOP has become indispensable — an instigator for our attempt to buck that trend.” – I Care If You Listen

Nancy Galbraith | Everything Flows | January 2024

“Abetted by abundantly talented soloists and the skillful advocacy and playing of BMOP under Rose, this release is highly recommended.” – Sequenza21

Paul Moravec | The Overlook Hotel | March 2024

“I cannot imagine a stronger case being made for the score than the one here by Gil Rose and the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.” – Music Web International

Ellen Taaffe Zwilich | Symphony No. 5 | April 2024

“All of the repertoire is played with intense drama and suavity by the Boston Modern Orchestra Project led by Gil Rose, a champion of living composers with a keen ear for texture, balance and dramatic contrast.” – Gramophone

Vijay Iyer | Trouble | June 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.” – WIRE Magazine

John Alden Carpenter | Complete Ballets | July 2024

“For its 100th album, Gil Rose and Boston Modern Orchestra Project have recorded all three of [Carpenter’s] engaging ballet scores in lively performances and first-rate sound.”
– Musical America

Paul Dooley | Masks & Machines | August 2024

“This is a great debut album for Paul Dooley and a substantial collection of contemporary orchestral music, vividly recorded by Rose and BMOP.” – I Care If You Listen