Already a well-known classical composer
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...the work’s single movements contain plenty of humor and self-deprecation. Perhaps most impressive was Mr. Hochman’s gift for assembling musical gestures that come across as psychologically revealing, whether it’s players’ finishing each other’s sentences, the neurotic instability suggested by a microtonal wobble on a held note or the freezing self-doubt of a painfully quiet passage.
Most impressive was Mr. Hochman’s gift for assembling musical gestures
‒ Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim, New York Times
Already a well known classical composer
‒ Kristine Pommert, BBC World Service
This miracle of a chamber piece is the work of Gilad Hochman
‒ Elisabeth Neu, Jewish Voice From Germany
Hochman's exciting music is recommended throughout!
‒ Tristan Meister, Chorzeit – das Vokalmagazin
Meteoric career to composer Gilad Hochman
‒ Christopher Nielsen, Deutschland Magazine
A fascinating, original and colorful creator
‒ The Israeli Prime Minister's Prize committee
Hochman sheds new light on customary expressions in music
‒ Noam Ben-Zeev, Ha'aretz
A rising star in the classical music world
‒ Anne Mailliet, France 24
Hochman writes with a true artist's hand
‒ Ora Binur, Ma'ariv
Concert review by Corinna da Fonseca-Wollheim
Article and interview for Jewish Voice From Germany by Elisabeth Neu
Review by Tristan Meister
CD Review by Wolfgang Teubner
Portrait article by Noam Ben-Zeev
Portrait article by Tel Aviv University's Magazine
About Hochman's work at the Molyvos International Music Festival, by Rüdiger Schaper
CD Review by Gerhard Dietel
CDs review by Noam Ben-Zeev
Article by Pavel Yukhvidin
Portrait article by Noam Ben-Zeev
CD Review by Lutz Lesle
Article and interview for Jewish Voice From Germany by Elisabeth Neu 2018
In Touch with composer Gilad Hochman - IC2018 Guest Artist (Hong Kong)
Concert review by Gerhard W. Kluth at Chorbiennale Aachen
2017 article portrait by Elad Uzan (Hebrew)
Portrait article on the Berlin-Kreuzberg resident composer
Article and interview for Maarive by Yaakov Bar-On 2015
2009 portrait by Christopher Nielsen