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brittfest.org

Britt features world-class artists in classical music, jazz, blues, folk, bluegrass, world, pop and country music surrounded by spectacular scenery and a casual, relaxing atmosphere. Join us and tens of thousands of music lovers traveling from all over the West to enjoy the Pacific Northwest's premier outdoor summer performing arts festival!

cabarettheatre.org

since 1975, cabaret theatre has been committed to providing rutgers university-new brunswick and its surrounding community with a wide variety of theatrical experiences.

starlineroom.com

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nitelifeexchange.com

By Bart Greenberg***In the third part of Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire’s trilogy of themed revues, following the youthful Starting Here, Starting Now and the middle ground Closer Than Ever, quite naturally About Time [...]

cabaretscenes.org

WELCOME! WHAT WE DO Established in 1995, Cabaret Scenes magazine is the only print publication in the world that focuses on the excitement of cabaret — its songs, its performers, its songwriters, and the clubs in which the magic happens. Cabaret Scenes and its website are increasingly crucial to the art form, its careerists, and

rebeccaspencer.com

Rebecca’s debut solo recording is a concept album that combines her classical training and Broadway experience with her seamless four octave range and love for the art song. It features an eclectic selection of Broadway, jazz, popular standards and classical tunes played by her longtime musical director Philip Fortenberry.The CD includes a fresh interpretation of "The Willow Song” from The Ballad of Baby Doe, a female perspective on 'Where I Want To Be” from the ABBA musical Chess and a hypnotic, sensual jazz interpretation of “Taste of Honey”. Reviews Back Stage John Hoglund, “The melodic vocals of soprano Rebecca Spencer fuse with superb musical director Philip Fortenberry on this stunner of an album, revealing an artist on the verge of a serious breakthrough. Her love of the art song and interpretations of same set her apart from most female vocalists on today's scene. The album is pure ear candy. For instance, the combination of her coloratura pianissimo descant forays on Saint-Saens' "Le Cygne" from "Le Carnival des Animaux" in counterpoint over Fortenberry's bucolic piano on "An Affair to Remember" (Adamson-McCarey-Warren) is riveting. More conventional and equally superb cuts include "I'll Be Seeing You" (Kahal-Fain), "On My Way to You" (Alan and Marilyn Bergman-Legrand) and "Where I want to Be" from "Chess" (Andersson-Ulvaeus-Rice). From Spencer's starting point to the end of her musical journey, this bodacious disc revels in opulent images from an artist who, at times, recalls the likes of Maureen McGovern and Barbara Cook in their prime.” Cabaret Scenes Magazine Jeff Rossen“'I have always been attracted to the art song for its dramatic character and rich melodic accompaniment,' Rebecca Spencer says in the liner notes for WIDE AWAKE AND DREAMING, and she uses that connection to create a dreamy collection of songs that pick up the listener and carry you away. Combining her allur

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