The Washington Post, March 20th, 1990
The first half of baritone Charles Williams's recital, Friday night in the Terrace Theater, gave little hint of what could be expected in the second half. Williams began the evening with traditional recital material-songs of Purcell, Handel, Tosti, Schumann, Brahms and Richard Strauss-good music performed, on the whole, capably and with crystal-clear diction if not always with great excitement. After intermission, he sang classic songs of the American musical theater in arrangements by his excellent pianist Betty Bullock-works of Sigmund Romberg, Victor Herbert and Richard Rodgers, and it almo...
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