Jeff Dunn

Jeff Dunn is a freelance critic with a B.A. in music and a Ph.D. in geologic education. A composer of piano and vocal music, he is a member of the National Association of Composers, USA, a former president of Composers, Inc., and has served on the Board of New Music Bay Area. 

Articles By This Author

Jeff Dunn - August 20, 2012

Tom Chiu and Christopher Jones free notes from traditional shackles at a centenary concert in honor of a great 20th-century innovator.

Jeff Dunn - August 6, 2012

The Cabrillo Festival offers good and sufficient reasons to repeat phrases in compositions, or not.

Jeff Dunn - June 12, 2012

The Ojai North festival began with an outdoor hour of exquisitely graduated, nature-inspired sounds; John Luther Adams' Inuksuit arranged by Steven Schick.

Jeff Dunn - June 1, 2012

Alison Balsom’s latest compilation of her trumpet selections offers some tried-and-true along with several new pieces for her, all played in her distinctive manner.

Jeff Dunn - May 17, 2012

One of the best concerts of the season will be heard in May.

Jeff Dunn - May 8, 2012

Fans of the Oakland East Bay Symphony should be on pins and needles for its upcoming May concert.

Jeff Dunn - May 2, 2012

The New Century Chamber Orchestra is one of the great Bay Area institutions.

Jeff Dunn - April 28, 2012

Filling in for an injured Joana Carneiro, Edwin Outwater’s arrival at the Berkeley Symphony didn’t just save the day, his vigorous and focused approach effected an outstanding set of performances.

Jeff Dunn - April 20, 2012

Mardi Gras, Nubian arabesques, garden insects, enchantments: All great subjects for evocative works of orchestral wizardry at the S.F. Symphony, deftly conducted by Stéphane Denève and superbly performed.

Jeff Dunn - April 17, 2012

Music Director Joana Carneiro leads Berkeley Symphony in a rousing
season finale, taking the audience on a spellbinding journey to Hungary.