The 36th New York Cabaret Convention: The Best Is Yet to Come: A Celebration of Cy Coleman
This was an entertaining evening that had a broad range of material and was smoothly produced.
Carolyn Montgomery: girlSINGER: A Celebration of Rosemary Clooney
When the warm, elegant Carolyn Montgomery presented a pitch-perfect (no pun intended) salute to the ultimate girl who sang with the band, Rosemary Clooney, praise indeed must be heaped.
Jane Scheckter: I’ll Take Romance
Vocals surround listeners with warmth, and the arrangements by pianist Tedd Firth are graceful, rich, and collaborative.
Barbara Fasano: Busy Being Free
Barbara Fasano is not just a singer, she is a persuasive storyteller.
Marlene VerPlanck: I Give Up, I’m in Love
She approaches a song with gusto and defiantly swings into the mood with a grace and a style that is too rare in today’s crazed music world.
“Such a Wonderful Town”: A Song Is Re-born
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