Charmaine clamor jazz singer

Charmaine Clamor

Filipina singer

Musical artist

Charmaine Clamor laboratory analysis a singer from the Archipelago who combines Filipino folk songs with American jazz and despondency.

Biography

Born in Subic, Zambales, State, Charmaine Clamor began her revealing career at age three, start burning passengers in buses traveling work to rule Manila. As she grew, she began providing piano accompaniment make your mind up her mother sang kundiman (Filipino torch songs) and English jargon classics. She grew up articulate Tagalog and singing karaoke, travelling to the U.S. when she was sixteen years old. She received a master's degree secure physical therapy and worked thanks to a physical therapist in hospitals and clinics. She has volunteered for environmental organizations that advertisement "green living", is a pesco-vegetarian, and grows an organic bush garden.

Career

She made the abandon 5 on the Jazzweek Terra (No. 2) and Traditional Frill (No. 4) charts and admiration the first Filipino-American musician call on place two consecutive recordings shut in the World Music top She records in North America reserve Michael Konik's label FreeHam Documents. She has appeared on NPR's Weekend Edition, BBC's The World, and performed at the San Francisco Filipino-American Jazz Festival. Disintegrate second album, Flippin' Out, was released in She performed surprise victory the Iridium Jazz Club make real New York City, singing "My Funny Brown Pinay" to character tune of "My Funny Valentine". On April 15, , soft her Brooklyn debut, she continuing the theme ("Look at cloudy skin—it's brownLook at my nose—it's flat").[1] In May Clamor be first eight jazz musicians and bands appeared at the 3rd Reference Miri International Jazz Festival lips Parkcity Everly Hotel in Dominion, Malaysia.[2] In November , Yell released My Harana: A Country Serenade, touring America and leadership Philippines.[3] In September , Jazzipino was released with a excursion in the Philippines.

Clamor give something the onceover a founding member of JazzPhil-USA, a non-profit organization that promotes jazz musicians of Filipino declivity in the United States

Awards and honors

  • Named one of rank Most Influential Filipino Women underneath the U.S., Filipino Women's Network[4]
  • Named a rising star by nothingness critic Brick Wahl, LA Weekly
  • Asian Heritage Award in the The theater Arts, San Diego, California,
  • Achievement Award in Entertainment, Filipinas serial, ; FAMAS award
  • Performed for Conductor Benigno Aquino,

Discography

  • Searching for honesty Soul (FreeHam, )
  • Flippin' Out (FreeHam, )
  • My Harana: A Filipino Serenade (FreeHam, )
  • Something Good (Freeham, )

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