Reviews

• The night belonged to the quietly mighty Mel Powell. Sonatine seemed to expand in the mind of the beholder, and it showed off Powell's uncommonly sensuous deployment of serial techniques...The alternately reverential and rebellious Sextet dealt with the broader palette of six voices, issuing short phrases and halting cadences, with ensemble cohesion that waxes and wanes.
  
  Josef Woodward, Los Angeles Times