CD Review: Brian Wroten’s Tasman
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE CD Release: Tasman by Brian Wroten Brian Wroten’s Tasman boasts all the confidence and passion of a 21st Century composer with a millennium’s worth […]
BY STEPHANIE ESLAKE CD Release: Tasman by Brian Wroten Brian Wroten’s Tasman boasts all the confidence and passion of a 21st Century composer with a millennium’s worth […]
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