Fern Lindzon Music

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From Scott Yanow's new book, The Jazz Singers: the Ultimate Guide.

An excellent singer and pianist based in Toronto, Fern Lindzon recently recorded her first jazz recording as a leader. Moments Like These a set of duets with guitarist Reg Schwager, vibraphonist Don Thompson and bassist George Koller that features her warm singing on nine of the dozen selections, including her lyrics to Wayne Shorter's Infant Eyes. Lindzon, who also plays modern klezmer music in other settings, is a strong talent.

Listen to Fern and her jazz quartet on CBC 2's Concerts on Demand:

http://www.cbc.ca/radio2/cod/concerts/20090416lndzn


Sunday, July 25: Fern will be performing a solo concert at the Burlington Jazz ‘n Blues Festival this Sunday, July 25 from 3:30-5PM. You will find her on centre stage at Spencer Smith Park. The line-up looks fabulous, so be sure to check out “one of Canada’s finest outdoor music festivals.” The entire weekend is totally free!

Fern will be playing excerpts from her upcoming CD, favorite selections from Moments Like These, plus wonderful standards spiced up with some klezmer and Brazilian music.

http://www.burlingtonjazzbluesfestival.ca/


HOLD THE DATE!
Sunday, September 26
various times during the day
TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre
at the corner of King and John
admission: free!

Fern has been asked to score music for an incredible Buster Keaton film, Sherlock Jr. The film is scored for 6 musicians: Quinsin Nachoff on sax and clarinet, Aleksandar Gajic on violin, Rob Clutton on bass, Milos Popovic on accordion and Nick Fraser (Drumheller) on drums. Fern will be playing the keys and conducting. The film is 45 minutes long and the score will include jazz, klezmer and free improvisation. It will be performed 4 times: 11am, 12:30pm, 2pm and 3:30pm.


Please see the news and events page for details of all of Fern's upcoming events.

Please go here to read the feature article about Fern in the Globe and Mail.