The often honoured singer Morgan Crowley reaped high praise from the London Times, who wrote about him: "a vocally rare being with a heaven-sent voice." He ranks among the rare talents in the music world, whose artistic ability ranges from baroque to musical. His ability to adjust to the sharply contrasting pieces of his repertoire seemingly effortlessly and with great charm, immediately wins over the audience. Thus it is not surprising, that Morgan Crowley is just as sure-footed with a historical theme as he is able to convey the feeling of a Sondheim melody. His lightly performed little dances are unforgettable, as are his enjoyable moderations, which will sure enthral the musical public in Bonn as much as that of London's West End.