Michael Moore of Earrelevant recently published a glowing review of Atlanta Baroque Orchestra’s performance of “Monteverdi’s masterpiece” 1610 Vespers, which featured tenor Thomas Cooley amongst the selection of “first-rate” soloists. In his review, Moore has kind words for every aspect of this production honoring this under-appreciated composer, heaping praise on everything from the “deliciously detailed” programs to Cooley’s duets with tenor Richard Pittsinger. Click the link below to read the full review now.
Thomas Cooley Featured in “Awe-Inspiring” Monteverdi Performance in Atlanta
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