My Seattle Times story on Cappella Romana’s upcoming Rautavaara program:
It’s the oldest instrument we’ve got.
Yet the musical possibilities of the human voice remain inexhaustible. And when a group of singers joins together a cappella — without the “props” of any other instruments for accompaniment — they can produce soundscapes as vivid and enveloping as what you might hear from the most sophisticated orchestra.
Filed under: choral music, Seattle Times
MEMETERIA by Thomas May 