Vocal

Diane Schuur is an American jazz singer and pianist. Blind since birth the talented and effervescent singer, nicknamed Deedles, has earned the admiration of many of jazz's greatest musicians. Two-time Grammy winner Diane Schuur is considered one of contemporary jazz's leading vocalists. Schuur has headlined many of the world's most prestigious music venues, including Carnegie Hall and The White House and has toured the world performing with such greats as Stan Getz, B.B. King, Dizzy Gillespie and Quincy Jones.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Wiest, Gregory. Site includes programs of modern American songs put together and performed by Gregory Wiest, including audio examples.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Scott, Jennifer. Homepage of Jazz vocalist, pianist, arranger and composer.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Saint Paul, Lara. The official website of Italian singer and producer, in English and Italian includes highlights of her career singing with Louis Armstrong, and Quincy Jones, a guestbook and video clip.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Wolverton, Joseph. Biography, repertoire, images, and press clips for the tenor.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Shane, Karen. Jazz vocalist shares music from her debut cd It's Anybody's Spring, reviews, background information and performance schedule.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Ross, Briar. Kiwi jazz vocalist singing standards and ballads in the style of Billie Holiday, Julie London and Dianna Krall.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Reeves, Dianne. Reeves has been heralded as one of jazz' preminant vocalists.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Roberts, Judy. Chicago-based pianist and vocalist Roberts has a newsletter, and her site has booking information, appearance schedule, press clippings and links.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Rose, Pamela. The official site of San Francisco jazz and blues vocalist and songwriter Rose.

Arts, Music, Vocal, Singers - Riviera, Sara. Jazz singer Riviera presents a blend of jazz, blues, and world music, with MP3 samples, and details on her debut CD, Tangerine Blue.

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