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Giorgia Fumanti-Mystic

Austin Tang — Tue, 26 Oct 2021 04:09:46 +0000

ADAGIO la vidéoclip ici pour vous. Avec tout mon cœur , disponible sur mon album Mystic réaliser par Stefano Galante , vidéo Elio Castillo .
Adagio OFFICIAL music video from the new Mystic album is released today! Adagio is one of the most inspiring classical melodies ever written. Composed by the legendary Tomaso Albinoni, arranged / produced by Award Winning producer Stefano Galante while the video is produced by the talented Elio Castello.
Ecco il video di Adagio dal mio album Mystic

Mystic is available now on all major streaming platforms:
https://vega2.lnk.to/GiorgiaFumanti-Mystic

while the CD is also available at www.giorgiafumanti.com

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Vidak Radonjic and Flamenco musicians are incredible performing with outstanding dancers, breathtaking, click here for videos and podcasts…

admin — Wed, 31 May 2017 17:57:22 +0000

He’s performing Monday, Mar 6, 7pm at the Cutting Room. He’ll be accompanied by several beautiful modern dancers, moving in synchronicity with his throbbing guitar rhythm and his plucky complex Latin melodies.

Come join us for a wonderful evening of music and networking with high level Wall Street friends. Vidak’s a seasoned Wall Street Trader & family office advisor who’s often featured in Bloomberg news.

What’s more interesting is he was a soldier in Serbia prior to getting his MBA from Columbia Univ. What I really like about him is like me he’s also a highly trained martial artist who likes to spar at the gym regularly.

Here’s the details:

Monday, March 6th 7pm-10pm
The Cutting Room
44 E. 32nd St.

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Aziza Miller

admin — Mon, 16 Jun 2014 17:06:26 +0000

Aziza Miller knows New York. The pulse and the energy of the city manifests in her fusion of jazz, soul, Latin, and spoken word. She spellbinds audiences with her original compositions, peerless musicianship, and soulful yet sophisticated melodies. A native New Yorker, Aziza is proud to debut her new albumWhat’s On Your Mind? at Joe’s Pub.

What’s On Your Mind? is the defining musical portrait of Aziza as both composer and musical artisan. “The Subway,” the album’s first single, vividly captures the sights, sounds, and colorful characters that distinguish New York’s metro system. Produced by Abe Fogle, engineered by Bryan X. Andrade, mixed by Chris Parks, and mastered by Dave Darlington, “The Subway” has been hailed by Valerie Simpson as “an anthem for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority” and has become the show stopper of Aziza’s concerts. Directed by Chinua Thomas, the accompanying video was filmed on-location in New York during summer 2013.

What’s On Your Mind? follows a pair of releases that explored Aziza’s unique blend of jazz, soul, and poetry, Jazzsoetry Vol. 1 (2007) and Jazzsoetry Vol. 2 (2010). However, many listeners first became acquainted with Aziza when she blazed a trail in the 1970s as one of the first female Musical Directors for a major recording artist. Between 1975-1980, she presided as Musical Director, conductor, and pianist for Natalie Cole. During that time, Aziza composed the music for “La Costa,” which featured lyrics by Natalie Cole and brought Aziza to the attention of Ahmad Jamal, who not only covered “La Costa” but invited Aziza to write lyrics to four of his original recorded compositions. Formerly known as “Linda Williams,” Aziza was offered a contract with Arista Records where she released her first solo album, City Living (1979). Her debut featured the Latin-infused grooves of “Elevate Our Minds,” a song that was subsequently sampled by renowned U.K. DJ Ben Westbeech on “Get Closer” (2006).

Beyond her studio projects, Aziza’s many talents have flourished everywhere from the Broadway stage to New York’s Department of Education. She brought her expertise to the Professional Performing Arts School where Alicia Keys was among her many talented students. In 1997, she received the Presidential Scholar Distinguished Teacher Award from President Bill Clinton. She played in the orchestra for Oprah Winfrey’s presentation of The Color Purple and was Musical Director for Rain Pryor’s Fried Chicken & Latkes. Throughout her various endeavors, she authored a book called The Divanary: A Dictionary for Divas, which was inspired by her interactive musical piece “Divas Don’t Apologize.” In every note she writes, plays, and sings, it’s very clear: Aziza has many more trails to blaze.

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