Baltimore Chamber Jazz Presents: New York Voices

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“Their phrasing is a joy to the ear, their timing exquisite and their arrangements are to die for. They are, unquestionably, the vocal giants of jazz and superb singers of swing, much deserving of their worldwide recognition.” – BBC

Renowned for their excellence in jazz and the art of group singing, NYV was formed in 1987 and comprises the following artists: Peter Eldridge, Darmon Meader, Kim Nazarian, and Lauren Kinhan. Following the likes of Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, Singers Unlimited, Manhattan Transfer and Take 6, they have learned from the best and taken the art form to new levels. While rooted in jazz, they often bring Brazilian, R&B, classical and pop influences.

NYV has performed with many influential jazz artists including Ray Brown, Bobby McFerrin, Nancy Wilson and George Benson. In addition to appearing at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, The Kennedy Center, The Blue Note (Japan, NYC), the Vienna Opera House, the Zurich Opera House, the North Sea Jazz Festival, Montreal Jazz Festival, and the New Orleans Jazz and Blues Heritage Festival, they have worked closely with the Boston Pops, developing holiday and baby boomer-themed programs.

About BCJS

The Baltimore Chamber Jazz Society is a nonprofit organization supported in part by a grant from the Maryland State Arts Council. Its mission is to bring to Baltimore outstanding jazz musicians, to present them in an intimate concert setting, to keep ticket prices as low as possible, and to carry forward the long and illustrious history of jazz in Baltimore. For 30 years BCJS has carried on the Baltimore tradition of Sunday jazz concerts that started with the renowned Left Bank Jazz Society.

BCJS concerts feature the most serious, advanced and adventurous musicians and groups in the art form. This unwavering commitment to the art form underlies every effort conducted by the organization, including staying within and promoting Baltimore’s cultural fabric.

For more information, visit baltimorechamberjazz.org, call (410) 385-5888 or follow @baltimorechamberjazz on Facebook.