Jessye Norman to Sing Ellington, Simone, Baker and More in Paris
The author of the article is PlaybillArts Staff. It was published on 01 Sep 2010, on the website www.playbill.com. This particular article provides us with the information about Jessye Norman who a famous musician and performer who was going to give a concert in Paris.
In the beginning of the article the author gives the epigraph that states: "Acclaimed soprano Jessye Norman will make a rare appearance at Paris' historic music hall, the Olympia, November 19.". According to the text after her lyric career spanning forty years that took her to the great opera houses of the world, she returns to sing her songs of the Duke Ellington, Nina Simone, Josephine Baker, Ella Fitzgerald and others.
Further the author states about the program: "My Baby Just Cares for Me, "J'ai deux amours," "Stormy Weather" and other jazz standards. So that
The informer also states that the Olympia is hallowed ground for the world of song. There are mentioned some musicians and producers such as Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Marlene Dietrich, Josephine Baker, Judy Garland and Charles Trenet.
The author of the article is PlaybillArts Staff. It was published on 01 Sep 2010, on the website www.playbill.com. This particular article provides us with the information about Jessye Norman who a famous musician and performer who was going to give a concert in Paris.
In the beginning of the article the author gives the epigraph that states: "Acclaimed soprano Jessye Norman will make a rare appearance at Paris' historic music hall, the Olympia, November 19.". According to the text after her lyric career spanning forty years that took her to the great opera houses of the world, she returns to sing her songs of the Duke Ellington, Nina Simone, Josephine Baker, Ella Fitzgerald and others.
Further the author states about the program: "My Baby Just Cares for Me, "J'ai deux amours," "Stormy Weather" and other jazz standards. So that
The informer also states that the Olympia is hallowed ground for the world of song. There are mentioned some musicians and producers such as Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Marlene Dietrich, Josephine Baker, Judy Garland and Charles Trenet.
In conclusion the author tells that these famous people gave iconic concerts there, and many still available on recordings. Among other names treading those famed boards were Jimi Hendrix, Paul McCartney, Luciano Pavarotti, the Beatles, the Jackson Five, James Brown and even Lady Gaga.
In my opinion the performance is ought to be seen by many people who managed to hear about at least some of these people. If you are interested in music you can't but visit Paris and see the performance.
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