Laetitia Gerards & ADAM Quartet show off multiple sides with Costello and Ravel

Elvis Costello's Juliet Letters are popular, but not many sopranos take the plunge. The poppy style requires something completely different from a voice than a classic work such as Ravel's Chansons madécasses, a small exotic pearl and a well-kept secret within his oeuvre. Laetitia Gerards and the ADAM Quartet go their own way with this program. They show themselves from multiple sides, but are therefore extra themselves.