What Do You Get When You Mix Inuit Sounds, Yodeling, and Sardinian Belting at Carnegie Hall?
What Do You Get When You Mix Inuit Sounds, Yodeling, and Sardinian Belting at Carnegie Hall?
- It is the distance that drives Brad Wells crazy. This distance—the empty span between a traditional choir and its audience—is necessary for voices to blend “into a single sound,” but it forms a barrier to engagement—to intimacy. Better, according to Wells, is the close-miked style of a rock band.
- It is the distance that drives Brad Wells crazy. This distance—the empty span between a traditional choir and its audience—is necessary for voices to blend “into a single sound,” but it forms a barrier to engagement—to intimacy. Better, according to Wells, is the close-miked style of a rock band.