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Tag: rejavanation

Reviews Posted on1 December 2010

CD review – Rejavanation

In an era of short attention spans, when musicians seem to coalesce into new ensembles every other week, The Java Quartet, with more than fifteen years under its belt, seems something of an exception…

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