“My father had certain connections during the Soviet era and was able to ‘sneak’ in a few records of people like Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Mahalia Jackson and Ray Charles,” she said. The New York-based vocalist attributed her father’s love of music for the evolution of her own. … She just has this very unique sensibility to bring people into the music.” Lucy is special in that way, but she’s also internalized a lot of the lexicon of jazz. “She brings that real folk sensibility to jazz, which is also a folk music of America. “Until the time she was 10 years old, she was just hearing Armenian folk songs,” Cohen said. In addition to the performance history they share, he said was also intrigued by Yeghiazaryan’s personal history and how that organic entry to American jazz contributed to her sense of musicality. “Lucy was a big part of that movement with us, so I welcome any opportunity to appear with her live,” Cohen said.
The trio’s return to the Penn State stage will feature a return guest from his livestream, Armenian-born vocalist Lucy Yeghiazaryan (of red Solo cup lore). Visit Center for the Performing Arts online or call 81 for more information.
“And it was fun to watch who he would bring to perform with him.”įollowing the success of his online concert series, the Emmet Cohen Trio will return to the Center for the Performing Arts at 7:30 p.m. “The energy that he brought to my living room on those Monday nights - it was really important that I had something to look forward to,” she said. But it’s also relatable and candid - a singer catching one last sip from a red plastic Solo cup, musicians wearing T-shirts and no shoes, a plant trailing from its hanging pot.įor Center for the Performing Arts sponsor and patron Nancy Gamble, watching Cohen’s weekly jazz program was a welcome distraction from pandemic isolation. The jazz pianist’s weekly online program continues to be a very accessible event, literally in that it’s available to anyone with Internet access anywhere in the world.
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