SONGBOOK SUNDAYS: HAROLD ARLEN
ABOUT THE SHOW
In a word, Harold Arlen’s legacy is timeless. From “Over the Rainbow” to “Stormy Weather,” his enduring canon continues influencing singers, composers, and Broadway creators. Your host Deborah Grace Winer curates an evening of dreamy ballads, swinging classics, and plenty of forgotten favorites. Enjoy one-of-a-kind storytelling from some of the scene’s most captivating vocalists and song interpreters. Don’t miss this bi-monthly event at Dizzy’s Club.PERFORMANCE LINEUP
Deborah Grace Winer, curator/host
Ted Rosenthal, music director, piano
Karen Ziemba, vocals
Allison Blackwell, vocals
Georgia Heers, vocals
Alex De Lazzari, tenor saxophone
Yasushi Nakamura, bass
Jimmy Macbride, drums
Live Performance at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s intimate jazz lounge, Dizzy’s Club in New York CityStudent tickets available for $25
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