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Janet Paulsen
Hotel Paradise Orchestra Performing at National World War I Memorial
World War I Memorial
1449-1455 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20004
Jul 3, 2025
7:00 PM EDT
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The Doughboy Foundation is featuring the HPO at the beautiful new National World War 1 Memorial for a free summer concert open to the public. HPO will be playing tunes form the 1920s and 30s. Plus a few patriotic tunes to kick off the 4th of July weekend! Jari Villaneuva is musical director/conductor and Janet Paulsen is the lead vocalist and manager. The Memorial is located at 1400 Pennsylvania Ave NW between 14th adn 15th Street
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Janet Paulsen Biography
Jazz/Pop vocalist Janet Paulsen is known for her carefully curated shows, thoughtful interpretation of lyrics, and passionate delivery. An evening of entertainment with Janet Paulsen is always a joyful, swinging, and inspiring occasion. With her sparkling stage persona and warm, welcoming style, she brings her heart and soul to every performance. With a strong lyrical focus, Janet connects deeply with her audiences, making every show an experience to remember.
Janet lives in the Baltimore area and headlines all over the East Coast, either leading her own ensembles or performing with The Hotel Paradise Orchestra which specializes in music from the 1920 and 1930s. She is a classically trained singer and began her career with a full scholarship to Carnegie Mellon University, and went on to perform with a variety of opera companies in New England and the Midwest.
Read MoreJanet lives in the Baltimore area and headlines all over the East Coast, either leading her own ensembles or performing with The Hotel Paradise Orchestra which specializes in music from the 1920 and 1930s. She is a classically trained singer and began her career with a full scholarship to Carnegie Mellon University, and went on to perform with a variety of opera companies in New England and the Midwest.
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