MP3 Karmyn Tyler - JAZZ: Smooth Jazz
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From Opera to Linda Eder traces Karmyn's feelings for music and reveals an extraordinary talent as a singer-personality. Old Standards like Summertime, The Stars Will Remember and Night and Day and new Broadway pop with hot new, up-dated arrangements
10 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Smooth Jazz, EASY LISTENING: Musicals/Broadway
Details:
Wanting to revive 1930's music, Karmyn's beautiful and powerful voice showcased her newly released CD entitled "Karmyn Tyler" at the Perot Theatre in Texarkana, Texas on November 20 to an audience of over 1200. The show was more than a concert; it was a Broadway road show! The crowd was wowed by her as she took off her trench coat during the dance number "Big Time" to reveal a 20's black velvet dress with black lace from a slanted hemline and diamonds around her neck. As she said the words "my name in lights above the tile" a big 11 1/2 foot by 4 foot marquee sign dropped flashing with her name spelled out in the middle of the sign. It was absolutely breath taking. Another favorite was a unique arrangement of "Summertime" in which Karmyn wore a black and white Lillie Rubin vintage accordion pleated dress. See a clip from the show at:
http://www.karmyntyler.com/downloads/Big_Time_DVD.mpg
Karmyn is a former Miss Louisiana and talent winner at Miss America. She is a professional actress/singer and a member of the Hollywood chapter of Screen Actors Guild and Actors Equity Association. She has done several national commercials and co-starred in the movie Alabama Love Story.
Karl Stober, an international freelance columnist and broadcaster, gave this comment:
Seemingly timid at times but with an underlying fire, Ms. Tyler branches out from Broadway to Opera in her execution of song. Mr. Meeks arrangements complement her style never compromising the basics of vocal jazz. Case in point is the melodic tribute to Arthur Schwartz "Dancing in the Dark/Night and Day", a marvelous effort! Ms. Tyler also demonstrates an inferno of passion as she hits the stage with Wildhorn's "Big Time", heavy and strong, powerful performance. Read the entire review at:
http://www.jazzreview.com/cdreview.cfm?ID=8575
Learn more about her and hear clips from the album at:
http://www.karmyntyler.com/TheAlbum.html
Hear "Guilty", "The Stars Will Remember" and "Make Believe" on www.1jazzfm.com
10 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Smooth Jazz, EASY LISTENING: Musicals/Broadway
Details:
Wanting to revive 1930's music, Karmyn's beautiful and powerful voice showcased her newly released CD entitled "Karmyn Tyler" at the Perot Theatre in Texarkana, Texas on November 20 to an audience of over 1200. The show was more than a concert; it was a Broadway road show! The crowd was wowed by her as she took off her trench coat during the dance number "Big Time" to reveal a 20's black velvet dress with black lace from a slanted hemline and diamonds around her neck. As she said the words "my name in lights above the tile" a big 11 1/2 foot by 4 foot marquee sign dropped flashing with her name spelled out in the middle of the sign. It was absolutely breath taking. Another favorite was a unique arrangement of "Summertime" in which Karmyn wore a black and white Lillie Rubin vintage accordion pleated dress. See a clip from the show at:
http://www.karmyntyler.com/downloads/Big_Time_DVD.mpg
Karmyn is a former Miss Louisiana and talent winner at Miss America. She is a professional actress/singer and a member of the Hollywood chapter of Screen Actors Guild and Actors Equity Association. She has done several national commercials and co-starred in the movie Alabama Love Story.
Karl Stober, an international freelance columnist and broadcaster, gave this comment:
Seemingly timid at times but with an underlying fire, Ms. Tyler branches out from Broadway to Opera in her execution of song. Mr. Meeks arrangements complement her style never compromising the basics of vocal jazz. Case in point is the melodic tribute to Arthur Schwartz "Dancing in the Dark/Night and Day", a marvelous effort! Ms. Tyler also demonstrates an inferno of passion as she hits the stage with Wildhorn's "Big Time", heavy and strong, powerful performance. Read the entire review at:
http://www.jazzreview.com/cdreview.cfm?ID=8575
Learn more about her and hear clips from the album at:
http://www.karmyntyler.com/TheAlbum.html
Hear "Guilty", "The Stars Will Remember" and "Make Believe" on www.1jazzfm.com
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