Thomas Busse

Thomas Busse, www.tbusse.com, is a professional tenor.

Articles By This Author

Thomas Busse - February 26, 2012

A familiar Beethoven symphony works at cross-purposes with two rarities by European Jewish composers.

Thomas Busse - February 21, 2012

The Musica Pacifica ensemble gets down, and delightful, with dance and folk tunes drawn from the British Isles.

Thomas Busse - December 19, 2011

An assortment of early-music forces perform a festive Christmas Vespers from 1660.

Thomas Busse - November 27, 2011

A multitalented string quartet continues to probe the depths of Haydn and now some of his contemporaries and students, as well.

Thomas Busse - November 21, 2011

The Palace of the Legion of Honor does almost everything possible to sabotage a duo performing medieval love songs.

Thomas Busse - November 15, 2011

In its 20th season, Magnificat brings an ancient biblical oratorio to life in a manner the composer would have recognized.

Thomas Busse - November 8, 2011

A Chicago string band, despite its credible playing, comes up a bit short on forces and programming choices.

Thomas Busse - November 2, 2011

One of America’s best early-music ensembles combines forces with a sterling but hard-to-watch countertenor.

Thomas Busse - October 26, 2011

Creative performances and unusual music choices highlight a program of antique Gypsy music.

Thomas Busse - October 17, 2011

With superb soloists and instrumentalists, Magnificat delivers a perfect rendition of Charpentier’s masque Descent of Orpheus Into the Underworld.