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Boston Brass: Stealing the Show.(Review)
Boston Brass: Stealing the Show. Recorded in 1996, at Holy Trinity Chapel, Boston College, Newton, Massachusetts. Engineers: Bruce Humphrey and Tom Stephenson. 54+ minutes. Summit 272. This dramatic presentation of opera arias and operettas, done by a quintet of brass-instrument performers from Boston College, exhibits a wonderful sense of frontal depth, clarity, and detail. The overall sound is demo grade, as are the musical interpretations, but those interpretations are going to appeal ...
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