Celia....love the stellar qualities of your voice...truly beautiful! Nice arrangements too...well done! thank you for sharing you gifts with this site...my very best to you....always b
At 6:51pm on February 14, 2009, Tommy Thomas said…
You have an incredible voice,what a range of songs you do, not enough people play 'A rose is a lovesome thing'. Greetings from Northern Ireland.
What type of Jazz are you teaching? What is your instrumentation?
Do you have any tips that work for you that you can share? I try to have my group do a lot of listening to recordings and we do a lot of improv. The first 10 min. of class is devoted to improv on 12 bar blues. By the way you have a great voice!!
Hey Celia !!! What a smooth voice you have. You are definitely Samba Singer. Very, Very, Very Good Work. Welcome to The Jazz Network. God Bless.
Dr. Otto
At 10:06am on December 11, 2008, Thom Freeland said…
You have an incredible voice! I really enjoyed listening to your tracks
Best of luck with the CD! And best of luck with hunting a label. Be strong! After all the effort you've put in, make it work for you! Easier said than done I know. But I wish you reeeeeal well!
Kindest
Peter
At 1:07pm on November 15, 2008, Joani Taylor said…
Hey, hi !
I've listened to a lot of vocalists on this site. And was delighted to come across your very cool voice. You have a REAL jazz quality.
Not to mention that Inside a silent tear is one of my all time favoite tunes. So keep on doing what you're doing. It sure works for me.
You sound Great! Really!
You have an outstanding voice....All of the hard work is paying off. You are on the right course. Please let me know when you'll be touring the states....more specifically Atlanta. I'll be sure to spread the word.
Hello Celia ! Thanks for the add. We will be in Barcelona in September, and are planning to come back later to paly around Spain, so maybe we will meet one day !
Only the best from Paris
Pascale
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Celia....love the stellar qualities of your voice...truly beautiful! Nice arrangements too...well done! thank you for sharing you gifts with this site...my very best to you....always bDo you have any tips that work for you that you can share? I try to have my group do a lot of listening to recordings and we do a lot of improv. The first 10 min. of class is devoted to improv on 12 bar blues. By the way you have a great voice!!
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Reggie
Dr. Otto
Kindest
Peter
I've listened to a lot of vocalists on this site. And was delighted to come across your very cool voice. You have a REAL jazz quality.
Not to mention that Inside a silent tear is one of my all time favoite tunes. So keep on doing what you're doing. It sure works for me.
You sound Great! Really!
Tony
Lance
Peace and continued success,
George
You have an outstanding voice....All of the hard work is paying off. You are on the right course. Please let me know when you'll be touring the states....more specifically Atlanta. I'll be sure to spread the word.
AW
Only the best from Paris
Pascale
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