Music Program
“It’s rare to find an Italian jazz singer, like the outstanding Irene Jalenti, who is able to convey with such strength and intensity.“ —Angelo Leonardi, All About Jazz
Jazz vocalist Sara Jones has been delighting audiences nationwide since she began singing professionally in 2001. Praised by critics for her trademark “lush vocals,” and her “velvet embrace” of the music, Sara beguiles and charms her listeners at every performance. She earned a Bachelors of Arts in Music from St. Mary’s College of Maryland and a Masters of Music in Piano Accompanying from the University of Cincinnati College’s Conservatory of Music. “I always tell people that if they attend my shows, I swear that they’ll have a good time!” On evidence of the performances recorded on Daydream A Little, that is a sure bet.
“A great voice singing great songs.” That is the simplest way to introduce you to LEA’s music. While she often draws comparisons to other female phenoms like Tracy Chapman, Joni Mitchell and Ani DiFranco, LEA’s sound seamlessly blends gospel, jazz, country and R&B into her own style – SoulFolk.
In the last decade, Lea Morris has discovered that the teachings of Ernest Holmes resonates quite closely with her philosophy. The foundation of her understandings about life revolve around the Unity of all things and the creative nature of humanity. It is a pleasure every time she is able to serve by singing with like-minded New Thought groups. It has also been an honor to share music in Unitarian, Unity, Ethical Culture, for Presbyterian congregations and Jewish temples. We all are One. The religion (or not) that we choose to follow is not important. “All We Need Is Love.”
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“This man is the real deal – step aside Ry Cooder and all fore-fathers here is the greatest finger-stylist/singer ever lived.” – Matthew C (fan)
Pat Wictor is a singer, guitarist, composer and teacher. Pat took a convoluted path to folk music, winding his way through rock, heavy metal, jazz, and free improvisation. He started with guitar, shifted to bass, moved to saxophone, finally teaching himself lap slide guitar. He is a music educator of note, teaching workshops on writing and interpreting songs, slide guitar and other guitar techniques, vocal and instrumental improvisation, body percussion, and various topics of music history.