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Classic Arts News Jeremy Eichler Named Boston Globe Music Critic Jeremy Eichler, a classical music writer for the New York Times, will replace Richard Dyer as classical music critic of the Boston Globe this fall, the Globe said in an article published today.
Dyer, the Globe critic for more than 25 years, was one of several arts writers who accepted buyout offers from the paper last fall. He will step down after the Boston Symphony's summer season at Tanglewood.

Eichler, 31, has written occasional features and essays for the Times since the late 1990s, and began reviewing regularly for the paper in 2003. He has also written for the New Republic, Vanity Fair, Slate, The Nation, the Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times. He previously served as a freelance critic for Newsday and as an editor at Andante.com.

A graduate of Brown University, Eichler is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in cultural history at Columbia. He is a native of Newton, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston, and a violist.

The Globe also hired Sarah Rodman, most recently of the Boston Herald, to replace Steve Morse as pop music critic, and named Louise Kennedy, a Globe editor and reporter, as theater critic, replacing Ed Siegel.

 
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