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A disappointing performance of Copland's The Tender Land in Brooklyn

By David Browning, 08 December 2014
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Reviewed at Brooklyn College, Conservatory of Music, New York City on 6 December 2014
Programme
Copland, The Tender Land
Performers
Nikoleta Rallis, Soprano
Daniel Ambe, Tenor
Timothy Bostwick, Baritone
Sam Sommers, Bass
Viktoriya Nikulina, Mezzo-soprano
Richard Barrett, Director
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David Browning
David Browning
David Browning is a blogger and opera lover, board member and occasional advisor to some of New York City's small opera companies, and some time singer himself. Although he trained for a career in opera, a life as a technology consultant found him.