
Johanna Grussner
Live at Hubbard Hall
© 2004 Johanna Grüssner
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A New York Big Band with vocalist Johanna Grüssner, featuring Grammy nominated New York Voices artists Peter Eldridge and Darmon Meader.
tracks
- 1 This Can't Be Love
- 2 Dolphin Dance
- 3 Lonely Woman
- 4 Invitation
- 5 Angel Eyes
- 6 Duke Ellington's Sound of Love
- 7 Waltz for Debby (Monicas vals)
- 8 'Round Midnight
- 9 Black Coffee
- 10 Fascinating Rhythm
- 11 Very Early / I'll Be Around
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- MIKA POHJOLA & JILL WALSH: Two For The Road - Broadway Classics & American Jazz Vocal Songbook Standards
- JOHANNA GRÜSSNER & MIKA POHJOLA: Nu Blir Sommar - Swedish Traditional Songs
- TOVE JANSSON, MIKA POHJOLA, ERNA TAURO, JOHANNA GRUSSNER: Moomin Voices - Muminröster
- EEPPI URSIN BAND: Violet
- MIKA POHJOLA, RIGMOR GUSTAFSSON, THEO BLECKMANN, LISA WERLINDER: Scandinavian Yuletide Voices - Christmas carols
- SCANDINAVIAN MUSIC PRESENTS: Songs of Finland
- MIKA POHJOLA, MIGUEL ZENON, BEN MONDER, FERNANDO HUERGO: Landmark
- MIKA POHJOLA & YUSUKE YAMAMOTO: Sound Of Village
- MIKA POHJOLA, ROBERTO DANI, MATT PENMAN: Live at the Blue Note
- MIKA POHJOLA, CHRIS CHEEK, MATT PENMAN, ROBERTO DANI: Announcement
- MIKA POHJOLA, CHRIS CHEEK, MATT PENMAN, ROBERTO DANI: On the Move
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Johanna Grüssner is a close collaborator of The New York Voices artists Darmon Meader and Peter Eldridge, Jane Monheit, Antonio Sanchez, Miles Okazaki, Anders Berglund, the late clarinet master Putte Wickman, Svante Thuresson, Elise Einarsdotter, Jonas Knutsson, Mika Pohjola, Palle Pesonen, Andy Fite, and many other renowned New York and Swedish musicians.
In 1998, Ms. Grüssner - a Berklee and Manhattan School double graduate - played a significant role when starting a music education program in a troubled Bronx public school.
The first one to tell the story about Johanna Grüssner's heartfelt commitments for the Bronx children is the New York Times reporter Anemona Hartocollis, and her book Seven Days of Possibilities.
Over the course of several years, Ms. Grüssner formed an intense, transformative connection with her students, and eventually took her 24-piece children's gospel chorus to her hometown in rural Finland, to meet her family and friends. Word spread about Johanna's mission and accomplishments. Three first page stories in the New York Times and several visits at U.S. national morning TV-shows gave Johanna and her mission rapid and unpredicted publicity.
Johanna Grüssner has received awards from the Finlandia Foundation and Thanks To Scandinavia, among many other honors.
Read more about Johanna Grüssner in the book "Seven Days of Possibilities", and listen to her music on this CD!
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Live at Hubbard Hall
author: Bernard Graham GommGreat Album - Wonderful Singer and Band with great Songs