Rebekah Victoria-songs Of The Decades Album Release Celebration at Angelica's

Jazz vocalist Rebekah Victoria celebrates Songs of the Decades

In concert Sunday, November 10 at Angelica’s in Redwood City, CA

New recording mines 20th century songs for 21st century sounds and meaning

Victoria collaborates with acclaimed trombonist, composer-arranger and bandleader Wayne Wallace and an assemblage of two-dozen for a panorama of songs from each decade of the 20th century

“…Victoria applies a fresh patina to old chestnuts. Bessie Smith and Ella Fitzgerald come to mind on her version of ‘After You’ve Gone,’ but her swing here is vintage ’20s, thanks to trombonist Wayne Wallace—who arranged the music on Songs. And Mary Fettig’s clarinet has just the right tone and flavor for that dynamic period… What is consistently true about Victoria is her musicality.” – Herb Boyd, DownBeat...

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Jazz vocalist Rebekah Victoria celebrates Songs of the Decades

In concert Sunday, November 10 at Angelica’s in Redwood City, CA

New recording mines 20th century songs for 21st century sounds and meaning

Victoria collaborates with acclaimed trombonist, composer-arranger and bandleader Wayne Wallace and an assemblage of two-dozen for a panorama of songs from each decade of the 20th century

“…Victoria applies a fresh patina to old chestnuts. Bessie Smith and Ella Fitzgerald come to mind on her version of ‘After You’ve Gone,’ but her swing here is vintage ’20s, thanks to trombonist Wayne Wallace—who arranged the music on Songs. And Mary Fettig’s clarinet has just the right tone and flavor for that dynamic period… What is consistently true about Victoria is her musicality.” – Herb Boyd, DownBeat



Vocalist Rebekah Victoria celebrates her acclaimed Patois Records album Songs of the Decades on Sunday, November 10, 7:30 p.m., at Angelica’s, 863 Main Street, Redwood City, CA. Joining Victoria are some of her bandmates from the recording including pianist Murray Low, guitarist Rick Vandivier, reeds player Mary Fettig, trumpeter John Worley and tuba player Dave Martel. Bassist Aaron Germain will also perform. Tickets are $19 – $31.For tickets and information, call 650-679-8184 or go to https://angelicaswm.tunestub.com/event.cfm?cart&id=305997

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