Karrin Allyson
Musical Instrument Museum
4725 E Mayo Blvd
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
Karrin Allyson
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
Karrin Allyson
Musical Instrument Museum
4725 E Mayo Blvd
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
Karrin Allyson
Four-time GRAMMY-nominated singer and pianist Karrin Allyson is one of the most talented jazz artists of her time. Audiences are captivated by the warmth and depth of her sound, as well as her ease and authority performing classics from the Great American Songbook of Gershwin and Porter, and the Great Jazz Songbook of Duke, Thelonious, Miles, and Dizzy. Allyson's repertoire includes singing in a variety of languages--including French, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish--and multiple different genres--such as blues, bebop, samba, ballads, jazz standards, and more. This uncut, unedited performance was originally broadcast live on October 26, 2013, from Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix, AZ.
