The Beehive, Boston ~ Friday June 10th Daniela Schächter vocals/keys Greg Ryan bass Brooke Sofferman drums
The Beat Brasserie, Boston ~ Saturday June 18th Daniela Schächter vocals/keys Greg Ryan bass Bertram Lehmann drums
Bar Next Door, New York ~ Monday June 20th Daniela Schächter vocals/keys Marco Panascia bass Scott Latzky drums
Thelonious Monkfish, Boston ~ Thursday June 23rd www.theloniousmonkfish.com Keala Kaumeheiwa bass Mark Walker drums Daniela Schächter piano/vocals
* Introducing tunes from her upcoming album "Vanheusenism" A Tribute to Jimmy Van Heusen CD Release: October 27th Kitano Jazz, NY CD Release: October 22nd Chris Jazz Cafe, PA
"Not since the plangent, at times mournful, at times strident piano artistry of Judy Roberts has one heard such strong, confident, yet softly sensitive piano/vocal combinations..." B. Gosh - Jazz ImprovNY
Sicilian-born Daniela Schächter will be performing with her Quartet at The Millennium Stage, Kennedy Center in Washington DC February 3rd 2016 at 6:00pm.
Daniela Schächter, a jazz pianist, vocalist, composer, and arranger will introduce her new project entitled “A New Journey” in which she will offer her reinterpretation of Jimmy Van Heusen’s tunes and her original compositions. Her quartet includes drummer Billy Williams, bassist Jeff Reed, and saxophonist Mike Tucker.
Schächter is not new to the Kennedy Center’s stages as she has performed there with Slide Hampton during the Christmas Concert in 2005, at the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival leading her quartet featuring Terri Lyne Carrington in 2006, and with Kevin Mahogany at the KC Jazz Club in 2010 and 2014. Early in her career she appeared at the Kennedy Center during The Betty Carter Jazz Ahead and with Sisters in Jazz (2002).
Daniela Schächter toured with Patti Austin with the project BeboperElla and performed with Regina Carter in the same period. She was guest artist on the prestigious Marian McPartland Piano Jazz radio program in 2006 and has been featured at a number of prestigious jazz festivals in US and overseas including the Sarasota Jazz Festival, the Cape May Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, and Java Jazz Festival.
Her fourth album entitled “Vanheusenism” A Tribute to Jimmy Van Heusen will be officially released in October 2016.
For more information please visit her webpage at www.danielaschachter.com E Mail Is Being Sent by: Jim Eigo Jazz Promo Services: E-Mail: jim@jazzpromoservices.com http://www.jazzpromoservices.com/
Daniela Schächter started early her musical career: by her mid-teens was already performing publicly in Sicily, Italy, as well as doing studio session work.
After her classical studies she moved to Boston MA as recipient of a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, where she studied with Phil Wilson, Joe Lovano, Hal Crook and above all with Joanne Brackeen.
Daniela has won many prestigious awards, such as the Mary Lou Williams Jazz PianoCompetition 2005, The Sister in Jazz Competition 2002, the Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead Competition 2002, the Terri Lyne Carrington Endowed Scholarship, the ‘Tindari 93, Prize’ for the best jazz duo with her brother Davide and also she appeared in the Jazziz magazine collector's CD (July 2001).
She was awarded a full-tuition scholarship to the Henry Mancini Institute for one month; there she met Billy Childs her favourite composer. The musicians that had the most influence in her music are Wayne Shorter, Keith Jarrett, Paul McCandless, Thelonious Monk, Bela Bartok, Maurice Ravel. Daniela has performed at the Brass Group Jazz Festival, the Umbria Jazz Fest, the Cape May Jazz Festival, the Cleveland Jazz Fest with the Rainbow Big Band, the International Trumpet Guilt Conference, the Kennedy Center, the Sarasota Jazz Festival, the Cape Cod Jazz Festival, ‘The Blue Note’ with ‘The Tiger Okoshi Quartet’, the Symphony Hall with the Boston Pops and Patti Austin, the Ravinia Jazz Festival with the Count Basie Big Band and the Hollywood Bowl.
Daniela has performed with John Clayton Jr. and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, John Dankworth, the New York Voices, Terri Lyne Carrington, Patti Austin, Marian McPartland, Regina Carter, Kevin Mahogany, Christian McBride, Ingrid Jensen, Tiger Okoshi, Shirley Horn, Al McKibbon and Phil Wilson among others. She has also been conducted by Quincy Jones, Patrick Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, John Clayton Jr., Elmer Bernstein, Bob Brookmeyer, Justin DiCioccio and Phil Wilson.
Daniela Schaechter was guest artist of the prestigious Marian McPartland Piano Jazz radio program in June 2006 and JazzSet hosted by Dee Dee Bridgewater on WGBO 88.3 FM. She is leading her group in several NYC venues and she was part of the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival 2006 and the Java Jazz Festival 2006. Recently she was featured among the top jazz musicians in NYC in the Japanese Playboy Magazine of October.
Her CDs “Quintet”and “I colori del mare” are available on www.cdbaby.com. Her second CD, which features Gene Jackson, Jimmy Greene and Alex Sipiagin among others, has been released with the Italian jazz label Splasc Records. Her new "vocal" CD will be out in Fall 2008.
Discography:
Daniela Schachter "I Colori del Mare" (2006)
Don Grusin-Sam Purkin "Signatures" (2002)
Berklee College of Music "Discover" (2002)
Marco Panascia "From Trio to Septet" (2002)
Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead (2002)
BPC Live "Seasons" featuring Tiger Okoshi and Jeff Galindo (2002)
BPC Live "The 2002 Awards Concert" (2002)
Daniela Schächter "Quintet" (2001)
Jazziz Women 2 (2001)
BPC Live "The journey" featuring Phil Wilson as conductor (2001)
Encore Gala 2001 -Berklee college of Music- (2001)
BPC Live "A night with Terri Lyne Carrington" (2000)
MARCH 2012
10th - Daniela Schächter Trio at The Garage. Jazz brunch 12pm-4pm. No cover. Located in the West Village on 99 7th Ave S New York, NY 10014 - (212) 645-0600
21st - with Tiger Okoshi Quintet in Tokio Japan
22nd - with Tiger Okoshi Quintet in Hamamatsu Japan
25th/31st - HOKKAIDO GROOVE CAMP Sapporo, Japan with Tiger Okoshi, Mark Walker, Mike Tucker, Bruno Raberg.
every tuesday - Docks Oysters located on 633 THIRD AVENUE @ 40TH ST from 6pm to 10pm.
every sunday - Docks Oysters located on 633 THIRD AVENUE @ 40TH ST from 11:30am to 3:30pm.
every thursday - Sarabeth located at 423 Amsterdam Ave. New York 6pm -9pm
7-8th - piano solo at Robert located at 2 Columbus Circle New York 9pm-12am 23rd - Sofia's 221 W 46th St. New York NY 11216 31st - Danish private event with the Tine Bruhn Quartet.
FEBRUARY
every tuesday - Docks Oysters located on 633 THIRD AVENUE @ 40TH ST from 6pm to 10pm.
every sunday - Docks Oysters located on 633 THIRD AVENUE @ 40TH ST from 11:30am to 3:30pm.
11th - ALL SEASONS 64 Pleasant Street Malden, MA 02148 with John Pierce and Jon Hazilla
14th - Valentine's celebration at Docks Oysters located on 633 THIRD AVENUE @ 40TH ST from 6pm to 10pm. 18th - ALL SEASONS 64 Pleasant Street Malden, MA 02148 with John Pierce and Jon Hazilla 20th - piano solo at Robert's 8pm-11pm Located at 2 Columbus Circle New York, NY 27th - piano solo at Robert's 8pm-11pm Located at 2 Columbus Circle New York, NY
Daniela Schächter started early her musical career: by her mid-teens was already performing publicly in Sicily, Italy, as well as doing studio session work.
After her classical studies she moved to Boston MA as recipient of a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, where she studied with Phil Wilson, Joe Lovano, Hal Crook andabove all with Joanne Brackeen.
Daniela has won many prestigious awards, such as the Mary Lou Williams Jazz PianoCompetition 2005, The Sister in Jazz Competition 2002, the Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead Competition 2002, the Terri Lyne Carrington Endowed Scholarship, the ‘Tindari 93, Prize’ for the best jazz duo with her brother Davide and also she appeared in the Jazziz magazine collector's CD (July 2001).
She was awarded a full-tuition scholarship to the Henry Mancini Institute for one month; there she met Billy Childs herfavourite composer.The musicians that had the most influence in her music are Wayne Shorter, Keith Jarrett, Paul McCandless, Thelonious Monk, Bela Bartok, Maurice Ravel.
Daniela has performed at the Brass Group Jazz Festival, the Umbria Jazz Fest, the Cape May Jazz Festival, the Cleveland Jazz Fest with the Rainbow Big Band, the International Trumpet Guilt Conference, the Kennedy Center, the Sarasota Jazz Festival, the Cape Cod Jazz Festival,‘The Blue Note’ with ‘The Tiger Okoshi Quartet’, the Symphony Hall with the Boston Pops and Patti Austin, the Ravinia Jazz Festival with the Count Basie Big Band and the Hollywood Bowl.
Daniela has performed with John Clayton Jr. and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, John Dankworth, the New York Voices, Terri Lyne Carrington, Patti Austin, Marian McPartland, Regina Carter, Kevin Mahogany, Christian McBride, Ingrid Jensen, Tiger Okoshi, Shirley Horn, Al McKibbon and Phil Wilson among others. She has also been conducted by Quincy Jones, Patrick Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, John Clayton Jr., Elmer Bernstein, Bob Brookmeyer, Justin DiCioccio and Phil Wilson.
Daniela Schaechter was guest artist of the prestigious Marian McPartland Piano Jazz radio program in June 2006 and JazzSet hosted by Dee Dee Bridgewater on WGBO 88.3 FM. She is leading her group in several NYC venues and she was part of the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival 2006 and the Java Jazz Festival 2006.
Recently she was featured among the top jazz musicians in NYC in the Japanese Playboy Magazine of October. Her CDs “Quintet”and “I colori del mare” are available on www.cdbaby.com. Her second CD, which features Gene Jackson, Jimmy Greene and Alex Sipiagin among others, has been released with the Italian jazz label Splasc Records. Her new "vocal" CD will be out in Fall 2008.
Discography:
Daniela Schachter "I Colori del Mare" (2006)
Don Grusin-Sam Purkin "Signatures" (2002)
Berklee College of Music "Discover" (2002)
Marco Panascia "From Trio to Septet" (2002)
Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead (2002)
BPC Live "Seasons" featuring Tiger Okoshi and Jeff Galindo (2002)
BPC Live "The 2002 Awards Concert" (2002)
Daniela Schächter "Quintet"(2001)
Jazziz Women 2 (2001)
BPC Live "The journey" featuring Phil Wilson as conductor (2001)
Encore Gala 2001 -Berklee college of Music- (2001)
BPC Live "A night with Terri Lyne Carrington" (2000)
JANUARY 2011 3rd - Daniela Schächter Trio at BAR NEXT DOOR, sets : 8:30pm 10:30pm featuring Adam Nusbaum on drums
7th - Mile's Cafe with Deborah Latz Quartet 9:30pm
15th - Daniela Schächter Trio at Sofia's 7-11:30pm
Daniela Schächter started early her musical career: by her mid-teens was already performing publicly in Sicily, Italy, as well as doing studio session work. After her classical studies she moved to Boston MA as recipient of a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music, where she studied with Phil Wilson, Joe Lovano, Hal Crook and above all with Joanne Brackeen.
Daniela has won many prestigious awards, such as the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Piano Competition 2005, The Sister in Jazz Competition 2002, the Betty Carters Jazz Ahead Competition 2002, the Terri Lyne Carrington Endowed Scholarship, the Tindari 93, Prize for the best jazz duo with her brother Davide and also she appeared in the Jazziz magazine collector's CD (July 2001).
She was awarded a full-tuition scholarship to the Henry Mancini Institute for one month; there she met Billy Childs her favourite composer. The musicians that had the most influence in her music are Wayne Shorter, Keith Jarrett, Paul McCandless, Thelonious Monk, Bela Bartok, Maurice Ravel. Daniela has performed at the Brass Group Jazz Festival, the Umbria Jazz Fest, the Cape May Jazz Festival, the Cleveland Jazz Fest with the Rainbow Big Band, the International Trumpet Guilt Conference, the Kennedy Center, the Sarasota Jazz Festival, the Cape Code Jazz Festival, The Blue Note with The Tiger Okoshi Quartet, the Symphony Hall with the Boston Pops and Patti Austin, the Ravinia Jazz Festival with the Count Basie Big Band and the Hollywood Bowl. Daniela has performed with John Clayton Jr. and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, John Dankworth, the New York Voices, Terri Lyne Carrington, Patti Austin, Regina Carter, Christian McBride, Ingrid Jensen, Tiger Okoshi, Shirley Horn, Al McKibbon and Phil Wilson among others. She has also been conducted by Quincy Jones, Patrick Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, John Clayton Jr., Elmer Bernstein, Bob Brookmeyer, Justin DiCioccio and Phil Wilson.
Daniela Schaechter was guest artist of the prestigious Marian McPartland Piano Jazz radio program, the Java Jazz Festival and the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Festival in 2006. She is currently leading her group in several NYC venues. Her first CD Quintet is available on www.cdbaby.com. Her second CD, "I colori del mare" which features Gene Jackson, Jimmy Greene and Alex Sipiagin among others, was released with the Italian jazz label Splasc Records. Her third CD entitled "Purple Butterfly" was realeased at Dizzy's Club Coca Cola in NY (2008). Daniela is Assistant Professor at Berklee College of Music Boston MA.
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