Rossi on latest Brubeck album

02 March 2009

Jazz saxophonist Professor Mike Rossi (second from left) of UCT's South African College of Music performs on the Darius Brubeck Quartet's latest album, titled For Lydia and the Lion.

The album is a mix of originals and covers, blending several styles of music, including Indian, African, rock and folk.

It has been well received by the media, and was described by www.allaboutjazz.com as "rife with underlying passion".

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