Kendrah Butler and Rhenda Fearrington - Women In Jazz Showcase at

Kendrah Butler and Rhenda Fearrington perform
"Women In Jazz Showcase."

Pianist, Vocalist, composer and violinist Kendrah E. Butler lives and breathes music. As a notable music director, Butler has led many Jazz and R&B groups, including but not limited to "nVizion" an all female Jazz group. 

Vocalist Rhenda Fearrington always delivers an authentic and warm presentation of Jazz standards mixed with soulful originals including on the international stage as a back-up singer for Roberta Flack and MTUME, respectively!  The musical collaborative sisterhood of Butler and Fearrington will serenade you with tunes that have delighted audiences worldwide. ...

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Kendrah Butler and Rhenda Fearrington perform
"Women In Jazz Showcase."

Pianist, Vocalist, composer and violinist Kendrah E. Butler lives and breathes music. As a notable music director, Butler has led many Jazz and R&B groups, including but not limited to "nVizion" an all female Jazz group. 

Vocalist Rhenda Fearrington always delivers an authentic and warm presentation of Jazz standards mixed with soulful originals including on the international stage as a back-up singer for Roberta Flack and MTUME, respectively!  The musical collaborative sisterhood of Butler and Fearrington will serenade you with tunes that have delighted audiences worldwide. 

The Philadelphia Jazz Project in collaboration with independent producers and artists will present the “7x7 @ Venice Island,” concert series at the Venice Island Performing Arts & Recreation Center. The first concert is the “Women In Jazz Showcase,” and it will be performed by Kendrah Butler and Rhenda Fearrington.

The goal of the Philadelphia Jazz Project is to inspire a network to support, promote, archive and celebrate the diverse elements within the Philadelphia Jazz community, with the larger goal of connecting to the global scene.

The Philadelphia Jazz Project is a sponsored project of the Painted Bride Art Center, with funding provided by The Wyncote Foundation.

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