The music of American composer Jeremy Gill is celebrated for its emotional breadth and diversity of expression. His vocal music ranges from “vibrant settings” of texts by Blaise Pascal (Gramophone) for vocal sextet through song settings of texts by Italo Calvino, Anne Carson, Ann Patchett, and Georg Trakl to “vividly colored” (The New York Times) dramatic reworkings of Ancient Greek texts and modern authors like Don Nigro and Michael Zand.

The 2026–27 season will feature the world premieres of Soft as the massacre of Suns, a new oboe concerto for Erin Hannigan and the Shepherd School of Music Chamber Orchestra under Music Director Miguel Harth-Bedoya, and 11 Fantasies on a Phrygian Chorale for string orchestra, by the New York Classical Players under Dongmin Kim. Boston Modern Orchestra Project will release its second CD devoted to Jeremy's music, featuring his BMOP-commissioned, hour-long tone poem cycle Four Legends from the Silmarillion.