Noel Da Costa Howard Boatwright - Four Preludes Jes Grew Five VersesWith Vamps String Quartet No 2

Review by Régis Fernando Pradela

Noel Da Costa and Howard Boatwright's collaborative album, "Four Preludes Jes Grew Five Verses With Vamps String Quartet No. 2", is a stunning masterpiece that showcases the true essence of classical music. The album is a fusion of various musical genres, including jazz, blues, and classical, that blend together seamlessly to create an ethereal and captivating experience.

The album's first track, "Prelude I", sets the tone for the entire album, with its beautiful and intricate string arrangements that transport the listener to a world of pure musical bliss. The second track, "Jes Grew", is a vibrant and energetic piece that features a beautiful saxophone solo that perfectly complements the string quartet. "Prelude II" is a slower and more contemplative piece that showcases the quartet's exceptional musicality and technical prowess.

The album's centerpiece, "Five Verses With Vamps", is a stunning composition that features intricate harmonies and beautiful melodies that are expertly executed by the quartet. The final track, "Prelude III", is a beautiful and contemplative piece that brings the album to a close on a peaceful and reflective note.

Summary by Régis Fernando Pradela

"Four Preludes Jes Grew Five Verses With Vamps String Quartet No. 2" is an exceptional album that showcases the talents of both Noel Da Costa and Howard Boatwright. The album is a beautiful and captivating experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who listen to it.