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Esperanza Spalding has always resolutely, intuitively and deftly expanded upon both her art and herself as a world-renowned genre-bending composer, bassist and vocalist. 7 collaborative and 5 solo albums into her career Spalding’s work, grounded in jazz traditions but never bound by them, has won her 4 Grammy Awards.
Spalding’s latest album, Emily’s D+Evolution, has been a commercial and critical success - ranking #41 on Complex’s 50 Best Albums of 2016, #9 on TIME’s Top 10, #48 on Rolling Stone’s Top 50 and #28 on NPR’s Top 50. Described as an “unclassifiable art-funk-prog-bop concept opus... about identity, an unflinching look at love as theater, simmering rage over dream deferred and class privilege”, Spalding is one of the brightest and bravest new face of jazz and music in 21st century.*
*http://sing-jazz.com/2017/artist/esperanza-spalding
Esperanza Spalding has always resolutely, intuitively and deftly expanded upon both her art and herself as a world-renowned genre-bending composer, bassist and vocalist. 7 collaborative and 5 solo albums into her career Spalding’s work, grounded in jazz traditions but never bound by them, has won her 4 Grammy Awards.
Spalding’s latest album, Emily’s D+Evolution, has been a commercial and critical success - ranking #41 on Complex’s 50 Best Albums of 2016, #9 on TIME’s Top 10, #48 on Rolling Stone’s Top 50 and #28 on NPR’s Top 50. Described as an “unclassifiable art-funk-prog-bop concept opus... about identity, an unflinching look at love as theater, simmering rage over dream deferred and class privilege”, Spalding is one of the brightest and bravest new face of jazz and music in 21st century.*
*http://sing-jazz.com/2017/artist/esperanza-spalding
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the Sing it Loud group today.
Sing praises lustily unto him with a good courage
Psalm 33 verse 3 in the Book of Common Prayer
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Play quilt for a work colleague's second baby. Her maternity leave crept up on me rather quickly, and like its twin, Cabins in Queensland, I whipped it up using more of the blocks made from the EB Quilters' bright strips swap. I didn't like the other layout options, so the only differences are the reversed warm/cool layout, striped instead of black binding, and an allover stipple instead of quilting in-the-ditch. I still have 8 blocks left. May 2009.
The singer sings well and makes a lot of atmosphere at the Oktoberfest. She's also pretty and cute although personally I'm a bit disappointed that she isn't wearing a Dirndl dress like I am; she would look super gorgeous in it.