Results for "Vocalist"

Meghan Dibble

A southern California native, Meghan Dibble, has enjoyed portraying the roles of Marcellina in Le nozze di Figaro, Mother Marie in Dialogues of the Carmelites, Siebel in Faust, and Fidalma in Il Matrimonio Segreto. Ms. Dibble was seen in the New York City Fringe Festival production of the new opera, A.F.R.A.I.D., in Suor Angelica with Garden State Opera, as well as in Opera Company of Brooklyn’s Signor Deluso where she was able to work with composer, Thomas Pasatieri. Last summer she developed an hour long cabaret show which premiered in Brooklyn. She now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her striking husband, three cuddling cats, and fun loving box turtle

Patricia Lowe

Born: January 14, 1964

”As a little girl I remember going to some London Clubs with my mother to listen to my Uncle Johnny playing saxophone with his jazz band. It was fantastic. The groove of the music stayed with me long after I had gone to bed at the end of the evening! I also recall watching on television singers like Cleo Laine, Cilla Black, Shirley Bassey, Dionne Warwick and thinking how do they what they do, with such ease but with vigor at the same time...” - Patricia Patricia was born and raised in England where her parents had moved to from Barbados just before her birth. In 1993 Patricia moved to Italy where she met pianist Paolo Serazzi, with whom she started her singing career

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Mellani Day

Colorado-based Jazz chanteuse Mellani Day has the intuition and drive to not only create great tunes which future generations will love and cherish, she has the potential to develop a wide audience as the music unfolds. Her first full-length CD 'Mostly True', set for release in August 2006, features renowned jazz pianist Eric Gunnison as co-producer. Joining Mellani on the CD are members from the Dazed Band including Jamie Krutz, guitar and electric violin; Michael Willis, bass; Keith Whiting, Drums; on selected tracks Sky Canyon, vibes and congas; Phil Garcia, guitar; Bob Rebholz, sax; and Dirk Mewes on the bonus track playing the Uilleann bagpipe and a whistle made out of a ski pole

Laura Ellis

Born: May 11, 1972

Describing Here Lies Love, Tristan Smith of Jazz Ambassador Magazine writes, “Laura’s voice is amazing and harkens to mind the classic jazz greats of old. She proves that she can take on numerous jazz styles with ease. Her is delivery is superb.” Protégé of Alan Paul, founding member of the acclaimed vocal group The Manhattan Transfer, Laura Ellis made her solo recording debut with the sensual and stirring Here Lies Love. It was released in 2005 on King Records Japan to rave reviews in Asia and the U.S. Her 2011 release, Femme Fatale, featured music from her touring stage show of the same name

Vincent Bergeron

Born: December 21, 1979

Solitaire depuis 1979, Vincent s`est consacré à sa musique (162 compositions) de fragments, vocale, au hautbois, duduk, accordéon, shawm, hulusi, aux textes narratifs, de la poésie et en peintures, photographie, la série audiovisuelle SchizoPhilo (2018-21)...

Lisa B aka Lisa Bernstein

Born: September 28

Lisa B (Lisa Bernstein) is a unique combination: award-winning literary poet and riveting singer, performer, and recording artist.

HER LITERARY POETRY is featured in her second book God in Her Ruffled Dress (10/23, What Books Press), her most recent full-length record "Reverberant" (Piece of Pie Records), her first book The Transparent Body (Wesleyan University Press), the chapbook Anorexia (Five Fingers Poetry), and 60+ literary magazines and anthologies, including Antaeus, Caliban, City Lights Review, Field, Kenyon Review, Lilith, Ploughshares, Poetry International, Tikkun, and Zyzzyva. 

Marcus Goldhaber

Born: September 13, 1978

New York–based jazz singer and songwriter Marcus Goldhaber is a Hot House Magazine and BroadwayWorld.com nominee for Best Male Vocalist , as well as a MAC Award nominee for Best Song .

Widely acknowledged as a standout artist on the Jazz and Cabaret scene, his signature velvet baritenor has been heard at Carnegie Hall, 54 Below, Birdland, Blue Note, Iridium, The Cutting Room, and Kitano (New York City); the Catalina (Los Angeles, California); Count Basie Theatre (Red Bank, New Jersey with the Joe Mucioli Big Band); Lied Center (Lawrence, Kansas); The Smith Center (Las Vegas, Nevada); The RRazz Room (New Hope, Pennsylvania); King Concert Hall (Fredonia, New York, with the Nick Weiser Big Band); World Café Live (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania); The 1891 Fredonia Opera House (Fredonia, New York); and the Sellersville Theater (Sellersville, Pennsylvania), where he opened for Jane Monheit.

Jimmy Cannon

Born: March 2, 1972

I’m a Singer, Saxophonist, and Bandleader. Born in Wimbledon, London 1972. My first musical memory was tapping inanely on my desk at school, probably encouraged by my dad, who used to be a drummer and taught me a “Paradiddle” before I had the urge to speak. A plastic polyphonic trumpet was then shoved in my face and a brass equivalent would become my weapon of choice until I was around fifteen. We moved to Cornwall when I was eleven, changed schools and was consequently thrown in to the local brass band on cornet. Not sure what turned me on to jazz; possibly the Cagney and lacey theme tune or Mike Hammer Detective theme “Harlem Nocturne”, however every Saturday morning I went religiously to rehearse with the Cornwall Youth Jazz Orchestra, and within that 7 year period, I swapped from trumpet to saxophone. “No Picnic” would be my first introduction to life on the country lanes

Joanne Lapointe

This "Beverly Sills meets Bette Midler", according to the Grunion Gazette, has performed in many southland theatrical and musical productions including Evita, Sweet and Hot, Bus Stop, H.M.S. Pinafore, Most Happy Fella, Picnic and Among The Chosen Few. She also played the great poet, Emily Dickinson, in Shatter Me With Dawn at the Carpenter Center and in Amherst, Massachussetts for The International Emily Dickinson Society. Her opera credits include Rosina in The Barber of Seville, Juliet in Gounod’s Romeo and Juliet in addition to appearing in the Long Beach Opera’s productions of Cavalleria Rusticana and Simon Boccanegra