Nana Rashid - Music For Betty"Is it really possible to uncover such great unknown talent in today's jazz music?" The voice of Danish jazzsinger, Nana Rashid has a timeless quality, reminiscent of such greats as Nina Simone and Radka Toneff. The heart and soul of everything Nana Rashid does is rooted in the believe that music can reveal everything human and remind of what we have in common our humanity. As a composer and performer, she very much relates to her time politically and

Ahead of their time in 1996

Keeps Talking - a One-On-One with John C

strictly speaking

and has worked with the likes of Carmen McRae

and went on to graduate from the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague

Montero's recent and forthcoming highlights include debuts with the San Francisco Symphony (Edward Gardner)

Camille Saint-Saëns

while at the same time looking down into the dark abyss of Romanticism

The album title was a work title referring to the Song "Poor Blue Betty" - as a reference to the parts we dismiss in ourselves but still so badly want because they are what makes us whole

documents the tense interaction between Olivier and Marilyn Monroe during the production of The Prince and the Showgirl (1957)

and has collaborated with Sebadoh

with the advent of historically informed performance practice and growing interest in early music