Pamela Rose presents Wild Women of Song at Stanford Jazz Festival

Bay area jazz and blues singer Pamela Rose makes a compelling—and swinging—case for the enduring contributions of women to American’s treasure trove of popular music, from Alberta Hunter to Peggy Lee. She brings this message home in this engaging multimedia stage show, where images, photos, songs, and storytelling are supported by the first-rate musicianship of SJW faculty Tammy Hall, Ruth Davies, and Kristen Strom. Boasting a rich, bold voice and a swinging soulful style, Pamela Rose is that rare breed of entertainer who connects solidly with her audience by always delivering a personal and unforgettable musical experience. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, “Rose shines a light on the words and music of . . . female composers . . . the result is a show that is pure entertainment and a delightful romp through the history of the jazz age.”...

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Bay area jazz and blues singer Pamela Rose makes a compelling—and swinging—case for the enduring contributions of women to American’s treasure trove of popular music, from Alberta Hunter to Peggy Lee. She brings this message home in this engaging multimedia stage show, where images, photos, songs, and storytelling are supported by the first-rate musicianship of SJW faculty Tammy Hall, Ruth Davies, and Kristen Strom. Boasting a rich, bold voice and a swinging soulful style, Pamela Rose is that rare breed of entertainer who connects solidly with her audience by always delivering a personal and unforgettable musical experience. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, “Rose shines a light on the words and music of . . . female composers . . . the result is a show that is pure entertainment and a delightful romp through the history of the jazz age.”

For more information on this event or to purchase tickets please visit http://www.stanfordjazz.org or call (650) 725-ARTS [2787]

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