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Author: Michael Webb

Reviews Posted on21 February 201216 June 2013

Compass points in multiple musical directions!

“Compass succeeds on its combination of strengths, technical and compositional, yet as a saxophone quartet what sets it apart and makes it so listenable is that each player has quite a contrasting approach to tone and articulation.”

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