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A cabaret in Little Italy

Here's the July lineup for cabaret performers (and the blurbs for each) at Germano's in Little Italy. All shows begin at 7:30 pm. Cover is $10, if you don't go for dinner first.  Seating is limited and reservations are recommended.  www.germanostrattoria.com

John Oliver Sings "Songs of the American Musical Theater"
 July 9
Accompanying himself on piano, John Oliver sings the songs of George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, Richard Rodgers and others, introducing the songs with historical anecdotes and humor.
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L'Tanya Mari' Sings "A Teardrop of the Sun"
 July 10
"There are many fine female jazz singers on the scene today but, with the
release of A Teardrop Of Sun, L'Tanya Mari' immediately emerges as one of
the top contenders. It is not just that she has an inspired repertoire (from
Chick Corea's "Crystal Silence" and "This Is New" to "That Old Black
Magic"), impeccable intonation and a pretty voice. Most impressive are her
choice of notes, her use of space and silence, and her intelligent way of
improvising melodically. She pays tribute to each composer's intent while
uplifting each tune through her phrasing, subtle emotions, and solid sense
of swing." -Scott Yanow, Jazz Critic
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Jazz Vocalist Amanda Bloom Debuts
 July 17 Twenty-year-old jazz sensation, Amanda Bloom, in her debut appearance at the Cabaret at Germano's.

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Leneida Crawford in ”Come Ready and See Me”
 July 23
In "Come Ready and See Me," Leneida Crawford, mezzo soprano, and Susan Ricci, piano, explore the universal themes of love, hope, belonging and forgiveness in their selection of clever, quirky and beautiful American Art songs. Traditional torch numbers, along with the more contemporary stylings of composers such as Richard Hundley, Jake Heggie, Ricky Ian Gordon and William Bolcom, as well as the popular Broadway sounds of Sondheim and Schwartz are presented within this multi-faceted cabaret experience.
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Meredith Seidel and "Soul Fusion"
 July 24 at 7:30 pm
Meredith Seidel and Soul Fusion perform music from all eras and genres. As they effortlessly fuse their authentic talent and organic style, they will captivate and send you with the originality of their soulful sounds.
Performers:
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Heather Lockhard-Wheeler and Friends in "Champagne Hour"
 July 30 and 31 at 7:30 pm
Please join us on July 30 and 31 for "Champagne Hour". It will be an homage to Lawrence Welk and the Lennon sisters with a lot of Baltimore Hon tossed in for good measure. Performers are Shaina Vatz, Vikki Jones, Catrin Davis, Heather Lockard-Wheeler and James Harp on the piano and accordion. Bubble machine will be present. Have fun like they used to with big hair, four part harmony, great food, accordions and bubbles.
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Posted by Dan Rodricks at 1:41 PM | | Comments (1)
        

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Dan

Hey, what's your opinion on the proposed Monaco style race at the Inner Harbor? Sports, downtown promotion, a little nutty, you must have an opinion! Of course, I know you and I would love to see a good new arena for Crabtown where the BYH Stars could come out and shine!

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