Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Jazz Series

Jazz Series: We have one thing to say to all you jazz lovers out there-prepare for more! You've welcomed our first-ever Jazz Series with open arms, enjoyed such acclaimed performers as Chick Corea, Gary Burton and Dianne Reeves. Get ready for a new season promisting more from the best in the business-names you know and neames you'll wish you'd always known. Artist and repertoire subject to change. October 5,2007 GEORGE BENSON Best known for such timeless classics a This Masquerade and On Broadway, Jazz quitarist and vocalist George Benson has attracted legions of fans with his signature stlye. He brings his unique and engaging musical magic to Laura Truner Concert Hall. February 1, 2008 Jane Monheit Nashville Symphony Matt Catingub, conductor Jane MOnheit, vocals Not yet 30 years old, Long Island native Jane Monheit released her dubut album, Never Never Land, in 200 and has never looked back. London's The Guardian newspaper admired her "wide coal range, rhythmic poise and musical ingenuity" Monheit's acclaimed take on Judy Garland's classic "Over the Rainbow" and ongoing interest in old movie musicals has led her to such time-honored songs as "Embraceable You" and "I Won't Dance" Don't miss a hot name in a very hot field. April 25, 2008 PATTI AUSTIN & THE COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA A protege of such legends as Dinah Washington and Sammy Davis, Jr., Patti Austin has also worked alongside the like of George Benson, Roberta Flack and Quincy Jones. With singles from "Baby Come to ME" and "How Do You Keep the Music Playing" through her 2002 tribute album to Ella Fitzgerald, this heralded singer-joined here by the phenomenal Count Baise Orchestra-contines to hit all the right notes.

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