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CONCERT REVIEW: Pink Martini brings ‘Splendor’ to Chateau Ste. Michelle
The title of Pink Martini’s current album, “Splendor in the Grass,” is the perfect phrase to describe the first of two recent shows at Chateau Ste. Michelle.
The group’s spirited, orchestral performance Sunday (Aug. 29) drew a capacity crowd to the sprawling lawn outside the Woodinville winery, where a summer concert series is staged each [...]
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CONCERT REVIEW: Singer Steve Tyrell is Mr. Cool on a sizzling week in Seattle
Singer Steve Tyrell may have picked the hottest week of the year to play Seattle, but don’t let a heat wave keep you away from one of his wonderful shows.
Backed by a five-piece band, Tyrell is rolling out his Burt Bacharach tribute at Jazz Alley, with shows scheduled through Sunday (July 11). And he’s throwing [...]
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CONCERT PREVIEW: Steve Tyrell salutes Burt Bacharach at Jazz Alley
With one of the most exquisite voices on the national nightclub circuit, vocalist Steve Tyrell returns to Seattle for a six-night run tonight (July 6) through Sunday (July 11) at Jazz Alley.
The Grammy-winning performer sings in a deep, rich, soulful croon packed with romance and emotion. He is known such hits as “The Way You [...]
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Chateau Ste. Michelle kicks off summer concert season early
Is it summer yet? Actually, not until June 21. But the first big summer series of 2010 opens this weekend with a sold-out concert by Crosby, Stills & Nash at Chateau Ste. Michelle.
The veteran folk-rock group performs at 7 p.m. Saturday (June 12) at the winery in Woodinville. Graham Nash was featured in an exhibit [...]
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CONCERT PREVIEW: Israeli-born Anat Cohen performs at Jazz Alley
By MIKEL TOOMBS
For once, Anat Cohen did the expected.
The Israeli-born musician, the Jazz Journalists Association’s Clarinetist of the Year for the last three years, has expanded the range of her instrument (she also plays tenor saxophone) by joining Brazilian ensembles, both choro and samba, and incorporating tango, Afro-Cuban and even Russian music into her repertoire.
But [...]
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