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Toronto Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow is being presented for the first time by the Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall at Glenn Gould Studio on Tuesday, April 21, at 8 PM. Winner of the National Jazz Award for ?Female Vocalist of the Year? in 2008 (and nominated for the same award this year) Emilie-Claire will feature music from her latest album Haven?t We Met? which includes new arrangements of songbook tunes including gorgeous French classics such as Jardin D?Hiver, love songs like ?All I do is Dream of You? and peppy Brazilian bossa novas like La Vem a Baiana. She will complement this material with selections from her previous album, The Very Thought of You (which was nominated for a Juno Award in 2008). Ms. Barlow will also perform fan favourites over the past few albums. Joining her onstage at the Gould are talented Canadians Kelly Jefferson on sax, Ross MacIntyre on upright bass, and Reg Schwager on guitar.

Toronto Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow is being presented for the first time by the Corporation of Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall at Glenn Gould Studio on Tuesday, April 21, at 8 PM. Winner of the National Jazz Award for ?Female Vocalist of the Year? in 2008 (and nominated for the same award this year) Emilie-Claire will feature music from her latest album Haven?t We Met? which includes new arrangements of songbook tunes including gorgeous French classics such as Jardin D?Hiver, love songs like ?All I do is Dream of You? and peppy Brazilian bossa novas like La Vem a Baiana. She will complement this material with selections from her previous album, The Very Thought of You (which was nominated for a Juno Award in 2008). Ms. Barlow will also perform fan favourites over the past few albums. Joining her onstage at the Gould are talented Canadians Kelly Jefferson on sax, Ross MacIntyre on upright bass, and Reg Schwager on guitar.