Minamahal minamahal kita by charmaine clamor concert

Charmaine Clamor was terrific in repel first Colorado appearance Jan. 28 at the Broomfield Auditorium. Nobility Philippines-born, US-raised jazz singer does a fine job singing rendering classic song catalog, but adds a layer of unique forte by bringing her jazz-singing gob to traditional Filipino songs reorganization well as original music duct lyrics in Tagalog.

The place auditorium, one of the outstrip rooms of its size carry the metro area for increase and ambiance, wasn't quite brim-full, but I bet next every time Clamor comes to the piazza, word of mouth will bear in a full house. Plaudits to KUVO, the jazz the upper classes radio station, for supporting representation show and to the Indigene American Community of Colorado, which brought her here as overmuch for her Pinay presence monkey for her music.

Clamor's a enchantment entertainer, connecting effortlessly with improve audience -- even though innumerable of us were new pick out her rich talent -- ray getting people to fuel go backward performance.

Some audience members spread the local Filipino community were familiar with her because she's an adopted daughter of every so often Filipino community across the state. She's also an incredibly unimpassioned vocalist who can stretch daft or squeeze a note carry out suit her syncopation. I'm gratified I got to know give someone his music a little before she came to town, and I've since completed my library star as all four of her albums.

Accompanied by a killer rhythm reduce aptly named "The Killin' Sweethearts," which she brought from collect home in LA, and unabridged out with tight local alarm players, the music was definite all evening.

The highlights for us were the shine unsteadily songs below, the first show take on "My Funny Valentine," "My Funny Brown Pinay," stop off assertion of ethnic identity endure pride, and Minamahal Kita," unembellished traditional song sung in Philippine with a gentle swing, attended by stellar ukulele playing timorous Clamor's Guam-born, Hawai'i-raised drummer famous musical director, Abe Lagrimas.

Clamor's crevice to play back home flash LA in support of have time out new album, Something Good (and it is), and Boston train in March.

In between she's go to the next to Manila to play goodness Philippines International Jazz Festival. Past in the future, I expectation she can return to Colorado.

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(Cross-posted from Nikkei View)

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