A masterful chorale at the end, triumphal. A most accomplished work. DA
A very impressive work here, I very much enjoyed this. IL
I found it engaging, exciting, well structured with masterful development of the thematic material and scoring. Not the first time here I’ve thought “should I even comment” on one of your pieces except to do what I’d do faced with this work in concert – namely applaud vigorously. To me, an outstanding piece of composing that should be performed live at the earliest opportunity. DA
Dissonance in your piece always has a purpose. It always points the listener in the direction you want them to go. There is nothing random or out of place. BP
The Road to Perdition is an excellent work. Very modern with its marked rhythm with drums and influential brass. It evoked Mahler´s symphonies at times, in particular number 5. The variation in the melody, contrasting rhythmic with cantabile lines, and orchestration, makes it all the way fresh and appealing. It is certainly an achievement to be able to keep the attention of the listener for such a long time, as in my case. I want to thank you for giving me such a pleasant experience. KP

You have achieved the impossible. I listened to this all the way through twice and will do so again. I was concerned as I listened to the opening "Psycho-stab" that it would continue past my interest in hearing it, but you provided contrast and new colour sufficient to keep me riveted. It is clear that you have a brilliant grasp of orchestration. Your hand in shaping the piece in the direction you wanted it to go seems present throughout, by which I mean I hear a careful attention to detail and conscious choices being made to achieve the effect that was attained. Quite simply, brilliant! GB