"you Make Me Feel So Young - Vocal Summit", Feat. Sandra Studer And Raphael Jost (voc) at Old Time Jazz Club Meilen

The Zurich Jazz Orchestra stands for first-class big band jazz and skillfully varies between mainstream and avant-garde, orchestral big band sound and explosive improvisations by the soloists. Over the years, the orchestra has also developed a penchant for vocal programs and regularly cultivates this style of big band music at its concerts, also balancing between tradition and modernity.
In Meilen, under the direction of Ed Partyka, the ZJO presents a classical jazz program with two top-class voices: Sandra Studer and Raphael Jost. The two met in 2015 at the ZJO-Theater Rigiblick co-production "My Life with Frank Sinatra" and got along so well that even after the nearly thirty performances (the show ran for five years), there were always concerts together. ...

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The Zurich Jazz Orchestra stands for first-class big band jazz and skillfully varies between mainstream and avant-garde, orchestral big band sound and explosive improvisations by the soloists. Over the years, the orchestra has also developed a penchant for vocal programs and regularly cultivates this style of big band music at its concerts, also balancing between tradition and modernity.
In Meilen, under the direction of Ed Partyka, the ZJO presents a classical jazz program with two top-class voices: Sandra Studer and Raphael Jost. The two met in 2015 at the ZJO-Theater Rigiblick co-production "My Life with Frank Sinatra" and got along so well that even after the nearly thirty performances (the show ran for five years), there were always concerts together.
So it is clear that Sinatra classics like "You Make Me Feel So Young" or "The Lady Is A Tramp" will not be missing at the Meilemer Jazz Evening. But the two will also be heard solo, Sandra Studer for example with the "Breakfast at Tiffany's" title song "Moon River" and Raphael Jost with his composition "Mr. Slug" arranged especially for the ZJO. For this he likes to sit down at the piano himself.
Swiss Jazz Award winner Raphael Jost is one of the most promising piano and vocal talents on the Swiss jazz scene, with an unerring sense of interpretation, time and timbre. Sandra Studer is best known as one of SRF's most popular presenters, but pursues a successful singing career in parallel: Her clear voice and convincing stage presence led her to the Eurovision Song Contest in 1991, for example, where she placed fifth; she can also be found regularly in musicals and theater productions.

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