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with Jazz Vocalist & Director Ellen Robinson Piano accompaniment provided Five Mondays: 7:00 – 10:00 PM Beacon School Vocal intensive for advanced vocalists for want to fine tune their performance skills, classical singers who are interested in learning new styles, and choral singers who want to step in to the spotlight. Each singer will perform in every class and receive individual coaching. |
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To schedule an Audition: Contact Ellen at 510-350-8323 or |
Cost: $375.00 No Refund, once your place is reserved, for cancellation or classes missed. Class size is limited to 10 maximum. First preference given to those who will be participating in all five classes. | |
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Send To: Ellen Robinson 3542 Fruitvale Ave. PMB 143 Oakland, CA 94602-2327 |
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Ellen is an accomplished jazz vocalist performing in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her second CD called MERCY! ELLEN ROBINSON LIVE was just released in May of 2006. She produced this CD in collaboration with Bay Area radio personality and drummer, Bud Spangler. She is known for her clever phrasing, her expertise in telling the story with warmth and vulnerability, and her ability to make it all sound oh-so-easy and effortless. "Ellen Robinson's CD "Mercy!" showcases the West Coast singer in a beautifully balanced program of standards and fresh material. Hers is a white chocolate sound, intense and pure, swinging and bitter-sweet." Carol Sloane, jazz vocalist Ellen toured with the acclaimed women’s a cappella sextet Vocolot from 1989-2005: winner of The Contemporary A Cappella Recording Association Award for Best Album 2003 and nominated for Best Album 1998. Ellen's singing is enriched by a firm foundation of education and training: she earned a Bachelor of Music degree focusing on piano and voice from Ithaca College, and studied Music Education on the graduate level in New York at C.W. Post, Hofstra University, Bank Street College of Education, and SUNY-Stony Brook. She has studied with the legendary Mark Murphy, former Voicestra member Raz Kennedy, jazz vocalist Madeline Eastman, scat singer extraordinaire Kitty Margolis, and cabaret performer Faith Winthrop. |
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