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Author: Andrew Lindsay

Reviews Posted on1 July 2012

Review: Saveja – Belinda Woods and Mary Doumany

Free, open, lulling, gorgeous are the first words that come to mind on hearing this recording. It’s a series of duets for flute and harp, the flute player is Belinda Woods, the harpist is Mary Doumany.

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Reviews Posted on18 April 2012

Review: Brood Groove (Christopher Young Quartet)

I snuck this CD on one night when friends were sitting in the backyard. No fanfare, no announcement. I was curious to see what effect, if any, the music might have on the listeners, a couple of friends with great ears and a love of fine music.

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News, Reviews Posted on1 February 2011

Review: Christ 3 Buddha Nothing

I liked what I heard, I liked it a lot, bought a CD after the gig and ended up chatting with the horn and flute players. That’s how I met Bohjass… Andrew Lindsay reviews the new release by Bohjass – Christ 3 Buddha Nothing

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