The Golden Tower • L’Apreggiata
The album takes its name from the Torre del Oro, the twelve-sided watchtower on the banks of the Guadalquivir in Seville — the departure point for Spanish galleons sailing to and from the New World.
The album takes its name from the Torre del Oro, the twelve-sided watchtower on the banks of the Guadalquivir in Seville — the departure point for Spanish galleons sailing to and from the New World.
Most recently a concert was advertised in town for Philip Glass’s 80th birthday. I couldn’t get tickets, as it was sold out. Not everyone likes Glass—but who cares? Not everyone likes Bach, or Mozart, or Vivaldi.
A review by an album by L'Arpgeggiata, Christina Pluhar Billed as the "South America Project," this latest release from Christina Pluhar and associates, full of atmospheric, passionate vocals, percussion, and of course…