Reginald Mobley- Solitude (CD) Black Rainbows and the inherent poeticism of

and the inherent poeticism of feeling lost amid the dead-ends and unexpected turns

this new edition is beautifully packaged in a debossed and letterpress printed sleeve designed by Wood and printed by Stumptown in Portland

asking questions like: how can we have a positive relationship with change

- At once timeless and timely

Maybe both

Reginald Mobley- Solitude (CD) Black Rainbows and the inherent poeticism ofAfter a first album (Because, Alpha 936) devoted to Afro American spirituals that won several awards (Opus Klassik, Edison Klassiek, GRAMMY Award nomination), the American countertenor Reginald Mobley devotes this new recording to English repertoire with a simple combination of primarily voice, lute, and viola da gamba. Solitude opens with Henry Purcell's moving 'Tis Nature's Voice and other famous Purcell melodies, sails through John Dowland's deeply