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Gabrielle Stravelli
Jazz Upstairs at Miller Symphony Hall
Miller Symphony Hall
23 North 6th St
Allentown, PA 18101
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Gabrielle is thrilled to join the quartet of vibraphonist Chuck Redd for the weekly jazz series at Miller Symphony Hall. This evening’s show “Chuck Redd’s Echoes of Hollywood” will also feature pianist John DiMartino and bassist Pat O’Leary.
Chuck Redd is an internationally acclaimed jazz vibraphonist and drummer. He began his career at 21, touring with guitarist Charlie Byrd and The Great Guitars (Barney Kessel, Byrd, and Herb Ellis). With over 85 recordings to his name, Chuck has performed at Carnegie Hall, the White House, and festivals worldwide, collaborating with legends like Mel Tormé, Dizzy Gillespie, and Monty Alexander.
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Ken
April 21st 2025
Gabrielle Stravelli is a phenomenal artist. That's not just my opinion. Read her reviews in various publications including the NY Times.
We saw her at the Deer Head Inn and she was great. She performed two sets and every song was a gem.
The venue is an intimate place with a relaxed vibe. The food is good and reasonably priced and with a very welcoming staff. No wonder it's the oldest,continually
open Jazz venue in the country.
Delaware Water Gap, PA@Deer Head Inn
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Gabrielle Stravelli Biography
Gabrielle Stravelli’s pairing of a jazz artist’s musicianship with an ability to interpret lyrics and connect with an audience has led to a richly varied career. “Ms. Stravelli’s emotional intelligence coincides with a phenomenal voice that she wielded with an easygoing confidence and impeccable taste.” -The New York Times
She regularly leads her quartet in performances at the country’s finest jazz clubs and performing arts centers and has headlined domestic and international jazz festivals including the 2024 Jazz on the Mountain Festival, the 2023 Delaware Water Gap COTA Jazz Festival, 2023 Cayman Arts Festival on Grand Cayman Island, the 2021 & 2018 WBGO Jazz on the Mountain Festival in New Paltz, NY, the 2019 Providencia Jazz Festival in Santiago, Chile, the 2016 All That Jazz Festival in Eleuthera, Bahamas and the 2014 Maree Sonore Festival in Venice, Italy. She premiered pianist Fred Hersch’s song cycle “Rooms of Light” and toured the U.S. premiering Wynton Marsalis’s “Abyssinian Mass.”
As a US State Department “Jazz Ambassador” she has performed and taught throughout Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and South America.
“Dream Ago,” her 2017 release which consists primarily of original material, received a rare 5- star review from Downbeat Magazine and her 2019 release “Pick Up My Pieces: Gabrielle Stravelli Sings Willie Nelson” was featured by noted music critic Will Friedwald in the WSJ and awarded the 2020 Bistro Award for Outstanding Recording.
Read MoreShe regularly leads her quartet in performances at the country’s finest jazz clubs and performing arts centers and has headlined domestic and international jazz festivals including the 2024 Jazz on the Mountain Festival, the 2023 Delaware Water Gap COTA Jazz Festival, 2023 Cayman Arts Festival on Grand Cayman Island, the 2021 & 2018 WBGO Jazz on the Mountain Festival in New Paltz, NY, the 2019 Providencia Jazz Festival in Santiago, Chile, the 2016 All That Jazz Festival in Eleuthera, Bahamas and the 2014 Maree Sonore Festival in Venice, Italy. She premiered pianist Fred Hersch’s song cycle “Rooms of Light” and toured the U.S. premiering Wynton Marsalis’s “Abyssinian Mass.”
As a US State Department “Jazz Ambassador” she has performed and taught throughout Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and South America.
“Dream Ago,” her 2017 release which consists primarily of original material, received a rare 5- star review from Downbeat Magazine and her 2019 release “Pick Up My Pieces: Gabrielle Stravelli Sings Willie Nelson” was featured by noted music critic Will Friedwald in the WSJ and awarded the 2020 Bistro Award for Outstanding Recording.
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