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Steve Smith reviews the recent Bruce Brubaker concert, including the performance of Alvin Curran's Hope Street Tunnel Blues III:
...this was like driving fast with the windows down, listening to the sound change according to the road’s surface and the proximity of other objects.
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rhapsody
lots of times i have heard Glass's music played -- even by Mr. Glass himself -- but never does it reach the level of emotional power and sonic beauty as it does in Brubaker's playing. it becomes something transcendent.
Posted by: comere | June 09, 2008 at 08:37 AM