Tamuz Nissim Quartet at Blue Note New York

TAMUZ NISSIM QUARTET


**Price includes brunch, music and a drink.**


Vocalist Tamuz Nissim's third and latest album "Echo of a Heartbeat" won warm reactions from the audience and the Jazz press and extensive airplay in more then a 100 radio stations around the USA, Canada, Japan, Europe, Australia and Israel. It charted (#50) on The JazzWeek charts and was in the top 50s for 5 weeks in a row.



Born in Tel Aviv ,Tamuz grew up in an artistic family; her mother is a dancer and a choreographer and her father is a writer. Both of them play an instrument and have a great love for classical and jazz music. She started to sing when she was 14 and was accepted to the Jazz music department of the Ironi Alef High School of the Arts. Her high school band appeared twice at an open stage at the Tel Aviv Jazz Festival. At this time she won twice a scholarship from the American Israeli Art Foundation. By the age of 16, Israeli jazz giants such as Ofer Ganor, Amos Hofman and Shay Zelman had recognized her potential and performed with her....

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TAMUZ NISSIM QUARTET


**Price includes brunch, music and a drink.**


Vocalist Tamuz Nissim's third and latest album "Echo of a Heartbeat" won warm reactions from the audience and the Jazz press and extensive airplay in more then a 100 radio stations around the USA, Canada, Japan, Europe, Australia and Israel. It charted (#50) on The JazzWeek charts and was in the top 50s for 5 weeks in a row.



Born in Tel Aviv ,Tamuz grew up in an artistic family; her mother is a dancer and a choreographer and her father is a writer. Both of them play an instrument and have a great love for classical and jazz music. She started to sing when she was 14 and was accepted to the Jazz music department of the Ironi Alef High School of the Arts. Her high school band appeared twice at an open stage at the Tel Aviv Jazz Festival. At this time she won twice a scholarship from the American Israeli Art Foundation. By the age of 16, Israeli jazz giants such as Ofer Ganor, Amos Hofman and Shay Zelman had recognized her potential and performed with her.

She moved to the Netherlands in 2007 to study at the prestigious Royal Conservatoire of Den Haag; from there she received a Bachelor's degree in Performing Arts, voice and side subject piano. In 2015 Tamuz moved to New York City where she performs regularly at clubs such as Cornelia Street Cafe, Club Bonafde, The ShapeShifter Lab, Silvana, Cafe Vivaldi, Whynot Jazz Room, The Flatiron Room and many more.

She was invited to participate in an International Jazz day concert as part of the Atlanta Jazz Festival 2017. She was also invited by artistic director and award wining pianist Ted Rosenthal to perform at the Riverdale Y theater in an event including Jazz giants bassist Harvie S, vibraphonist Mark Sherman and legendary drummer Louis Hayes. From this event he started a fruitful collaboration of performances with bassist Harvie S and a tour with him and with trombonist Willie Applewhite in Israel and Greece the Summer of 2017.

Whether she is leading her own group or invited by fellow musicians she manages to captivate the audience and add her personal touch to the music. At the Blue Note she will present songs from her CDs featuring George Nazos on guitar, Mary Ann McSweeney on bass and Tony Jefferson on drums.

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