Patrizia...the Sultry Lady Of Jazz To Perform At Carnevale

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Patrizia...The Sultry Lady of Jazz is back by popular demand to perform at the The 3rd Annual Little Italy Carnevale at the Piazza Natale on Date & India February 25, 2006 6pm to 9pm. PPatrizia will be performing carefully selected compositions from her vast repertoire of great american songs, reminiscent of the Sinatra era which have been arranged specifically for her by her pianist Alan Zundelevich. Patrizia is a very talented vocalist with a warm, soulful, radiantly powerful voice, yet delicately serene with an impressive 4 1/2 octave range. As she sings she becomes one with her audience developing an artistic and symbiotic relationship with her audience as she controls the quality of her voice to aid her as she takes you on an enchanting musical journey as she tells the story. Her elegance, will remind you of Ella Fitzgerald, her vibrato of Billie Holiday, emotional depth of Carmen McRae, her sassiness and vocal quality control will remind you of Sarah Vaughan, although her voice is truly her own with a unique quality all it's own.

Alan Zundelevich a Latin American Jazz pianist, composer and arranger, recently relocated to the San Diego and joined forces with Patrizia. Alan Zundelevich, has been captivating audiences all over the world with his edgy and unique style. His jagged Latin rhythms, Straight Ahead Jazz Standards, intense playing, deep imagination and closeness to the listener, making his music a real journey into adventure. He is truly a multicultural blend of diverse cultural traditions and the newest of trends.

The Carnevale a mirrored event of the great festival held in Venice each year. They welcome you to fashion a costume, which is befitting of the Carnevale in Venice and regale them with your mask, gowns and suits. There will also be a costume contest with prizes. Be sure to prepare yours for a night of fun-filled entertainment, shopping and dinning, it will be like you have been transported into an 18th-century Canaletto painting.

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