One – Note – Video for International Women’s Day
For International Women’s Day I recorded a one-note video in the kitchen: a small musical gesture honoring women’s voices, resilience, and presence.
For International Women’s Day I recorded a one-note video in the kitchen: a small musical gesture honoring women’s voices, resilience, and presence.
Since a year I’m member of the Netherland America Foundation Alumni Committee and this month — together with Annemarie Hagenaars — I organized a lecture about Music Innovation at the Intersection of Business, Art and Academia. Three exciting speakers offered perspectives on…
I performed “Why Wouldn’t You” on the Sony Rooftop in Manhattan, through BalconyTV — singing with iPad loops under blue skies, 360° views over the city, and shots by photographer Karen van Gilst capturing the magic.
At the Zutphen Chocolade Festival I led ChocoJazz in a sensory performance: chocolate tastings, visuals, and live music combining melody, percussion, and improvisation tied to the flavor experience.
Vadim Neselovskyi and I had an amazing gig at Rockwood Music Hall on Sunday afternoon, March 19, and we even live-streamed it via Facebook.
I discovered a Sesame Street jazz episode and was amazed by its musical value. Since 1969, the show has featured legends like Cab Calloway, Dizzy Gillespie, Diana Krall, Wynton Marsalis, and even Michael Bublé swinging with the puppets.
(Dutch Blog) My first Berklee recital: performing original songs with a seven-piece band and presenting a stop-motion video as part of the concert.