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Jazz Singer

WMRA | By Martha Woodroof
Published September 26, 2014 at 6:20 PM EDT
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Nadine performing in 2011 in Staunton at the Shenandoah Wine & Jazz Festival (Image source: Still from courtesy video, NadineChase.com)
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Nadine performing in 2011 in Staunton at the Shenandoah Wine & Jazz Festival (Image source: Still from courtesy video, NadineChase.com)
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Nadine performing in 2011 in Staunton at the Shenandoah Wine & Jazz Festival (Image source: Still from courtesy video, NadineChase.com)
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Nadine performing in 2011 in Staunton at the Shenandoah Wine & Jazz Festival (Image source: Still from courtesy video, NadineChase.com)

After years of absorbing musical influences from Brooklyn and Boston, jazz singer Nadine Chase in 2007 settled in the Shenandoah Valley. Her website says "reviewers say she 'sings jazz standards the way they ought to be sung'" and that she "is a voting member of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences."  Her CD is called Cut To The Chase.

 

(Note: this is an "encore" Spark originally broadcast on April 11, 2014.)

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Martha Woodroof
Marth Woodroof has retired from WMRA and is now spending her time as a full-time writer and published author.
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