In No Small Measure, James Reese Was the Star of this Presentation

James Reese
Written By Nick Hart
 
 

In a performance of excerpts from Rameau's Castor et Pollux with Seraphic Fire, conducted by Patrick Quigley, James Reese came in for high praise: "In no small measure, James Reese was the star of this presentation in the pivotal role of L’amour. His impressive tenor could deliver stentorian declamation and shape a lyrical line in exquisite tones." Read the full review by clicking below. 

Nick Hart

I am a web developer and software engineer from the San Francisco Bay Area, with a background working in the entertainment industry as an SEO specialist/social media marketer. I studied full stack web development at UC Berkeley, and I am equally experienced working for small businesses, non-profits, and large corporations. 

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