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“This work is one almighty claxon for today’s listeners as much as it is a wake-up call for the world.”

George Parris, Musica Nova Festival

“By far the most boldly radical and ambitious music heard during the entire festival…genuinely incredible and unforgettable.”

Simon Cummings, 5:4

“Wonderfully enlivened…what results is a work of simple command and clean execution…It’s subtle, but it’s all there.”

Samuel Breen, The Independent

“Magnificent and compelling…as powerful and moving as it was undoubtedly original and thought-provoking.”

Keith Potter, OPERA magazine

“A piece of high drama, soaring vocals, and intense emotion.”

Tim Bowler, BBC News

“The most stunning and divisive work at the festival…Berliner Philharmoniker’s gorgeous postmodern music written by Eugene Birman and conducted by Stanley Dodds.”

Helmi Yusof, Business Times (SG)

“Electrifying and earth-shaking” – translated from the original Estonian

Saale Kareda, Eesti Kultuurileht “SIRP” (Estonian Cultural Journal)

A composer of music of "high drama" and "intense emotion" BBC, "at once, ingenious, hypnotic, brave, and beautiful” Festival Internazionale A.F. Lavagnino, Eugene Birman b. 1987 has written for symphony orchestras Berliner Philharmoniker, London Philharmonic, Minnesota Orchestra, choirs Theatre of Voices, BBC Singers, Latvian Radio Choir, and leading ensembles and soloists Maxim Vengerov, Maurizio Ben Omar, etc. across four continents in venues ranging from London's Southbank Centre to Carnegie Hall to above the Arctic Circle.