Showing posts with label Stefanie Schlesinger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stefanie Schlesinger. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2022

Stefanie Schlesinger - Angel Eyes

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2004
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:06
Size: 133,1 MB
Art: Front

(5:04)  1. Say That You Love Me
(4:55)  2. Stay
(3:25)  3. Welcome Back
(3:34)  4. The Way He Makes Me Feel
(8:05)  5. When Sunny Gets Blue
(4:52)  6. Four Sweet Words
(4:40)  7. Angel Eyes
(4:28)  8. L'amore Che Non C'e
(4:19)  9. No Reason For Spring
(4:33) 10. Hoffnung
(2:04) 11. Close Your Eyes

Stefanie Schlesinger - vocal, Wolfgang Lackerschmid- vibes / gramorimba, Bob Degen - piano, John Lee - bass, Karl Latham - drums, Roger Squitero - percussion, Slide Hampton - trombone, Hendrik Meurkens - harmonica, Johannes Faber - trumpet on her new album "Angel Eyes" Schlesinger goes a step further than most of her singing colleagues.

It presents not only promising new songs (most composed by her musical director and vibraphonist, Wolfgang Lackerschmid), but provides the "standards" in unusual and highly surprising arrangements. Or who would ever "Angel Eyes" heard as bluesy 5/4 strokes and Michel Legrand's "The Way He Makes Me Feel" (from the movie "Yentl") as R & B Waltz? Anyway: "Angel Eyes" is not just the album a good singer plus band. It is also an album full of great solos and brilliant instrumental moments.Including the trombone Champion Slide Hampton, piano wizard Bob Degen and harmonica master Hendrik Meurkens - For the combined forces of some live jazz legends care. There are a lot of music to be discovered between the singing verses. Translate by google  http://hipjazz.net/angeleyes

Angel Eyes

Sunday, July 2, 2017

Stefanie Schlesinger - Reality

Styles: Vocal Jazz
Year: 2017
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:49
Size: 156,1 MB
Art: Front

(4:44)  1. Parole, Parole
(6:15)  2. The Summer Knows
(5:30)  3. Reality
(6:33)  4. Hotel Shanghai
(5:10)  5. Com Amor, Com O Mar
(5:47)  6. Ganz leise
(4:08)  7. With You
(5:33)  8. Hurra, wir leben noch
(6:55)  9. Windmills of Your Mind
(5:07) 10. Fool on the Hill
(6:17) 11. Munich Butterfly
(5:44) 12. The Winner Takes It All

Stefanie Schlesinger (born 12 February 1977 in Bamberg ) is a German jazz singer and songwriter. Schlesinger first received recorder lessons , then, from the age of 9, piano lessons. At the age of 12, first singing lessons followed. She completed her high school diploma at the ETA Hoffmann-Gymnasium Bamberg with major singing; Then a classical vocal study at the Leopold-Mozart Conservatory in Augsburg followed. She then appeared in musical and opera productions and gave premieres of contemporary works before turning to the jazz song. She directed her own combo and worked with musicians like Pete York , Daniel Messina , Klaus Doldinger , Herb Geller and Christian Bruhn . Since 2005, Schlesinger has been increasingly active in the composition and also composed poems by Rainer Maria Rilke and Friedrich Schiller , but also wrote music for children. In addition, arrangements were made for own projects. Together with her husband, Wolfgang Lackerschmid , she wrote the music for the musicletts "Ma très chère cousine!" And "Now he is dead, the dog", which she performed as an actress in Augsburg 2010 and 2011 with good reviews. In 2003, she was the first singer to receive the Bavarian Kunstförderpreis in the Jazz category. https://translate.google.com.br/translate?hl=en&sl=de&u=https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stefanie_Schlesinger&prev=search

Reality

Monday, August 19, 2013

Stefanie Schlesinger - What Love Is

Styles: Jazz Vocals
Label: Enja
Year: 2002
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:59
Size: 116,7 MB
Art: Front

(5:02)  1. Why Shouldn't You Cry
(6:34)  2. I Wish
(3:55)  3. Baiao Kathrin
(4:14)  4. Luz Do Sol
(5:30)  5. Cry Me A River
(4:15)  6. Watch You Sleepin'
(5:29)  7. Sing Me Softly Of The Blues
(4:44)  8. Estate
(3:16)  9. You Don't Know What Love Is
(2:42) 10. Laudate
(5:14) 11. Send In The Clowns

Stefanie Schlesinger received her first piano lessons at age 9 and started studying classical singing at age 12. In 2002 she took her finals at the Music Academy Augsburg/Nuremberg as a "diploma singer" after also getting lessons in acting, playing the piano and elocution. Stefanie not only appeared in musical and opera productions but also premiered solo works of contemporary classical music. Further experiences include classical choir singing, gospel workshops with Ronnell Bey and jazz ensemble singing with Holli Ross. For quite a while now, 25-year-old Schlesinger has been feeling at home as a jazz vocalist. Thanks to her technical skills and unusual sensibility for melodies and lyrics, she offers a special magic of her own. Again and again, her fragile and melancholy art of ballad singing has been moving audiences to tears.


Because of her thoroughly trained voice and her love for subtle details Stefanie is able to master even difficult and rare songs con bravura and create emotional images of beauty full of warm and tender colors. For her international debut CD "What Love Is" Stefanie Schlesinger chose a mixture of exquisite standard songs and Brazilian moods. She comes up with her own lyrics for Carla Bley's "Sing Me Softly Of The Blues" and also shows her "classical side" on "Laudate" accompanied by the vibraphone and a string quartet. The musicians involved are select individual players who - in changing line-ups - react with empathy to this young singer's distinctive nuances. The outstanding American-European rhythm trio of Bob Degen, Isla Eckinger and Jarrod Cagwin has already proven its worth on the last recordings by Dusko Goykovich ("In My Dreams", ENJ-9408 2) and Charlie Mariano ("Deep In A Dream", ENJ-9423 2). The full band is completed by Brazilian guitar player Pedro Tagliani and - of course - the sophisticated vibes and marimba player Wolfgang Lackerschmid who also brought in some of his very refined and emotional compositions like "Why Shouldn't You Cry", "I Wish", "Baiao Kathrin", "Watch You Sleepin'" and "Laudate".
(http://www.enjarecords.com/cd.php?nr=ENJ-9434).

What Love Is