There are some musicians who think improvisation is the real way to explore music. Others say, sink your roots into one plot and find different meanings in different ways. His concert Saturday came about because his mother introduced him to Pacific Chorale music director John Alexander at a Chorus America convention several years ago. I don't understand how the connection, how the cord got severed. It's a risk.
Most people are afraid of it.
It's like opening a door to a dark room and going in. You don't know what you'll find. But I find that fascinating. You walk into a ring of light, start to sing, and something happens all of a sudden. You find a part you want the audience to do.