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jazzyjjHello everyone. This is a review of a concert recording that I listened to. This will be a bit short but I trust that you will enjoy reading my review of the concert, just as much as I've enjoyed bringing it to you.
This was a concert featuring jazz pianist Bess Bonnier, whom I hadn't heard of before but I like a variety of music so I downloaded and listened to this one. The concert was actually performed back on May 18 of 2006, but it was archived and digitized for everybody's listening pleasure. I hadn't heard many of the pieces which Bess Bonnier performed, but it was an excellent concert. I'm happy to report that the sound quality was in no way diminished either. Judging from the sound of the applause, I could tell that a lot of people were in attendance and that they all enjoyed themselves very much.
Prior to the concert, a few remarks were given by National Federation of the Blind President Emeritus Dr. Marc Maurer. I must admit I'm not a huge fan of the NFB. They have done some good things here and there, but I generally have found myself in disagreement with their views. That said, Dr. Maurer's remarks were very honest and sincere.
This was a concert featuring jazz pianist Bess Bonnier, whom I hadn't heard of before but I like a variety of music so I downloaded and listened to this one. The concert was actually performed back on May 18 of 2006, but it was archived and digitized for everybody's listening pleasure. I hadn't heard many of the pieces which Bess Bonnier performed, but it was an excellent concert. I'm happy to report that the sound quality was in no way diminished either. Judging from the sound of the applause, I could tell that a lot of people were in attendance and that they all enjoyed themselves very much.
Prior to the concert, a few remarks were given by National Federation of the Blind President Emeritus Dr. Marc Maurer. I must admit I'm not a huge fan of the NFB. They have done some good things here and there, but I generally have found myself in disagreement with their views. That said, Dr. Maurer's remarks were very honest and sincere.
