Tuesday, 25 October 2005
Recent CD Review - Georgian Journey
Here, on MusicWeb is my review of a lovely disc of Georgian music (both sacred and secular). The Georgian musical tradition is very old and rather special in that they sing polyphonically, the results are completely entrancing.
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