FANFARE THE MAGAZINE FOR SERIOUS RECORD COLLECTORS
Juventas Ens: VOLLINGER Raspberry Man. Emmanuel Changed on NAVONA by David DeBoor Canfield
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"Performances by...the Juventas Ensemble are first-rate. Not everyone I know is fond of speech music, but those who are will find much to admire in this finely produced disc. Accordingly, highly recommended."

 
BOSTON MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
Juventas & Schola Cantorum Marry Old & New
by Vance R. Koven
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"In collaboration with Schola Cantorum of Boston, on November 18th  at St. John Evangelist Church on Beacon Hill, Juventas offered a work by Josquin des Prez as a point of departure for new works that referred back to the sounds and concerns of earlier ages...The performances were apt and unobtrusive to the overall effect. Marc Donnelly, alto, in particular impressed with a beautifully floating descant solo..." 


BOSTON PERFORMING ARTS EXAMINER
Intermezzo [and Juventas] performs "Rocket's Red Blare" at Agassiz Theater
by Melanie O'Neill
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"...an enjoyable performance and an excellent effort on the part of the cast, all of whom sang exquisitely and tastefully."

NEW MUSIC BOX
New England's Prospect: Looking Backward
by Matthew Guerrieri
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"The mentorships proper began with the influence of György Ligeti. The man himself was represented by three movements of his early, snappy Musica Ricercata (as played by Julia Scott Carey, crisp and fluent but also curiously solemn and distant) as well as two movements from his Sonata for solo viola (which Emily Deans dispatched with abundant flair)."


BOSTON MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
Current Opera: Juventas's Light and Power
by Peter Van Zandt Lane
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"One of the really refreshing elements about this production was that, unlike what seems to be the norm of many modern operas, the breaking of time and the shifting between reality and abstraction was handled with a careful sense of clarity."


MISS MUSIC NERD
Light and Power: Electrifying Opera
by Miss Music Nerd
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"There was nothing amateurish about this production, though. Costumes were period-perfect, the singing was rock-solid, and sets and lighting were spare but inventive."


BOSTON MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER
Bring On Da Groove—Juventas Digs It
by Vance R. Koven
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"...The Juventas program presented young composers (that’s what this group does, after all) seeking inspiration in the worlds of rock, jazz, bluegrass, and other elements of American popular music, all to be manipulated by classical procedural means."  


BOSTON GLOBE
'One Light' ventures beyond holiday tradition
David Weininger
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"The holiday season is virtually synonymous with tradition, and that goes for music as much as anything else...But two local new-music groups are trying to inject something fresh into what can be a rather stale bill of fare."


BOSTON THEATRE REVIEW
Murmers from Limbo
by SMR
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"Juventas pushed the envelope, and pushed the boundaries of the audience’s expectations."