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Trish Hatley
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Vocalist Trish Hatley is one of the most beloved and enduring figures on the Northwest music scene. Known for her easy sense of swing, beautiful tone and innate sensitivity to the music, she effectively balances technical mastery with genuine accessibility, making her extremely popular among jazz fans everywhere she performs. Hatley is also one of the hardest working musicians around; she performs and records with her own band, the Trish Hatley Quintet, as well as the vocal jazz trio Trish, Hans & Phil. She has appeared in several Pops concerts with the Everett Symphony and has also been a frequent guest vocalist with Jim Kerl’s Swing Session Big Band. Trish has recorded five CD’s to date and has also produced four shows: “A Fifth of Jazz,” “Women in Song”, “Isn’t It Romantic” and “The Great American Songbook.” Her latest CDs, “I Remember” was released in January 2010, and released in March 2010, “Sing, Ask and It Is Given,” a collection of affirmations set to original jazz melodies that she composed. Trish performs regularly at festivals, nightspots and concerts throughout the Northwest.\n"Ms. Hatley is well gifted with a beautiful voice, to my way of thinking, her diction and enunciation are excellent and she is truly of high professional caliber. Hatley’s keen harmonic sense is highly apparent. I admire her ability to play around with melodies and in this connection her intonation is right on target. Her rendition of my “Shinny Stockings” is quite enjoyable in all these respects. I must say Bravo Baby!"\n—Frank B. Foster, saxophonist\u002Farranger\u002Fconductor, Count Basie Orchestra\n“She does have a clarion voice made to nail standards”\n—David Finkle, New York City Critic backstage.com NYC\n“This is a lady who can swing like mad, but also has the ability to caress a ballad with the best of them!” \n—Joseph Lang, Jersey Jazz Magazine\nI enjoyed her singing, the band's swinging, and the impeccable production! \nPlease pass along my best wishes to Ms. Hatley!\n—Ken Borgers, JazzKnob.org\n"On I Remember, released last year, Hatley takes on 12 American Songbook and jazz standards. Hatley brings a knowing understanding to each one, elegantly updating songs like Young and Foolish, Shiny Stockings and Mountain Greenery. There's a warm maturity in Hatley's voice, and her vibrato and phrasing throughout are top-notch."\n—Marc Myers jazzwax.com\n“Trish really knew how to communicate with an audience and had our folks in the palms of her hands for two hours!”\n—David Joyner, Director of Jazz Studies, Pacific Lutheran University\n“Wow! Trish hatley is great! She has done some great recording. I’m Impressed!\n—Ross Barbour, Original Four Freshman\n"The Thursday night FanJam (Four Freshmen Convention) was memorable for my first in-person listen to Trish Hatley. I knew from her CD that she was a terrific vocalist, but seeing her perform is to see a talent to be reckoned with! In addition to being a great singer, Trish has personality to spare. Of course, it also doesn't hurt that she's gorgeous as well." \n—Phil Stout, Music Consultant, Music Choice, JazzRadio Berlin\n"When I think of Trish, the first word that comes to mind is dazzling. Her ability to captivate the audience while inspiring the musicians has made Trish one of our most requested soloists." \n—Dr. Paul Cobb, Conductor, Everett Symphony\n"Trish Hatley sang with terrific energy and simultaneous control, she was outstanding!" \n—The Everett Herald\n"This slim brunette does it all with a style and energy suffused with a self effacing wit and possesses a soulful soprano voice!"\n—Nancy Wollbeck, Anacortes American
Vocalist Trish Hatley is one of the most beloved and enduring figures on the Northwest music scene. Known for her easy sense of swing, beautiful tone and innate sensitivity to the music, she effectively balances technical mastery with genuine accessibility, making her extremely popular among jazz fans everywhere she performs. Hatley is also one of the hardest working musicians around; she performs and records with her own band, the Trish Hatley Quintet, as well as the vocal jazz trio Trish, Hans & Phil. She has appeared in several Pops concerts with the Everett Symphony and has also been a frequent guest vocalist with Jim Kerl’s Swing Session Big Band. Trish has recorded five CD’s to date and has also produced four shows: “A Fifth of Jazz,” “Women in Song”, “Isn’t It Romantic” and “The Great American Songbook.” Her latest CDs, “I Remember” was released in January 2010, and released in March 2010, “Sing, Ask and It Is Given,” a collection of affirmations set to original jazz melodies that she composed. Trish performs regularly at festivals, nightspots and concerts throughout the Northwest.\n"Ms. Hatley is well gifted with a beautiful voice, to my way of thinking, her diction and enunciation are excellent and she is truly of high professional caliber. Hatley’s keen harmonic sense is highly apparent. I admire her ability to play around with melodies and in this connection her intonation is right on target. Her rendition of my “Shinny Stockings” is quite enjoyable in all these respects. I must say Bravo Baby!"\n—Frank B. Foster, saxophonist\u002Farranger\u002Fconductor, Count Basie Orchestra\n“She does have a clarion voice made to nail standards”\n—David Finkle, New York City Critic backstage.com NYC\n“This is a lady who can swing like mad, but also has the ability to caress a ballad with the best of them!” \n—Joseph Lang, Jersey Jazz Magazine\nI enjoyed her singing, the band's swinging, and the impeccable production! \nPlease pass along my best wishes to Ms. Hatley!\n—Ken Borgers, JazzKnob.org\n"On I Remember, released last year, Hatley takes on 12 American Songbook and jazz standards. Hatley brings a knowing understanding to each one, elegantly updating songs like Young and Foolish, Shiny Stockings and Mountain Greenery. There's a warm maturity in Hatley's voice, and her vibrato and phrasing throughout are top-notch."\n—Marc Myers jazzwax.com\n“Trish really knew how to communicate with an audience and had our folks in the palms of her hands for two hours!”\n—David Joyner, Director of Jazz Studies, Pacific Lutheran University\n“Wow! Trish hatley is great! She has done some great recording. I’m Impressed!\n—Ross Barbour, Original Four Freshman\n"The Thursday night FanJam (Four Freshmen Convention) was memorable for my first in-person listen to Trish Hatley. I knew from her CD that she was a terrific vocalist, but seeing her perform is to see a talent to be reckoned with! In addition to being a great singer, Trish has personality to spare. Of course, it also doesn't hurt that she's gorgeous as well." \n—Phil Stout, Music Consultant, Music Choice, JazzRadio Berlin\n"When I think of Trish, the first word that comes to mind is dazzling. Her ability to captivate the audience while inspiring the musicians has made Trish one of our most requested soloists." \n—Dr. Paul Cobb, Conductor, Everett Symphony\n"Trish Hatley sang with terrific energy and simultaneous control, she was outstanding!" \n—The Everett Herald\n"This slim brunette does it all with a style and energy suffused with a self effacing wit and possesses a soulful soprano voice!"\n—Nancy Wollbeck, Anacortes American
