Talk:Daniel Bernard Roumain

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who wrote this? really. This article is an advertisement and should be rewritten to at least seem objective. I hope Roumain does not know of his article's existence; if so, my respect will wane. ridiculous.

I concur. How do we flag this as needing legitimate reference sources and a general look-over?

[edit] Can this article be improved?

This musician is arguably quite notable as he has garnered a fair degree of publicity over the past few years and seems to be well-regarded as a rising star in classical music. This article should be brought up to the standards set by those on other classical and popular musicians.--Msr69er 04:10, 2 June 2007 (UTC)