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Saw you on Fox Strategy Room today.. caught my ear w/your music style… really enjoyed! I play in big band (Etowahjazz.com) Do all you own arranging or collaborate?
LOOKING TO TALK WITH Tony DeSare for a new book, Sinatra Singing, foreword by Jerry Vale.
I am writing a book called “Sinatra Singing” and will cover only the music: no wives, no rat pack and no mafia etc. I am wondering if you would like to contribute a couple of pages on how you learned to sing, who your influences were, how you practice for shows, how you select songs and orchestrations that will back you, and the exercises, physical and voice, and how you keep it all together as a Singer and lastly something about Sinatra’s skills and fortunes as a singer that you have noticed and learned from over the years. I would be grateful and pleased if you would like to participate and be a part of this book. ( Need copy by sometime in February) Richard Grudens
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January 29th, 2009 at 1:36 pm
Saw you on Fox Strategy Room today.. caught my ear w/your music style… really enjoyed! I play in big band (Etowahjazz.com) Do all you own arranging or collaborate?
February 14th, 2009 at 10:00 am
Living in Montreal, Italian born, heard you on the bloomberg intervies
WOW- grounded me with your music.
Would love to see you at our Famous Montreal Jazz Festival!!!!!
Any interest.
Sal Mazzaferro
April 10th, 2009 at 5:07 pm
Tony DeSare is the best cabaret debut London has had for years.
September 24th, 2009 at 3:10 am
loved the new album. your maturity is really showing in your work.
February 3rd, 2010 at 7:03 pm
LOOKING TO TALK WITH Tony DeSare for a new book, Sinatra Singing, foreword by Jerry Vale.
I am writing a book called “Sinatra Singing” and will cover only the music: no wives, no rat pack and no mafia etc. I am wondering if you would like to contribute a couple of pages on how you learned to sing, who your influences were, how you practice for shows, how you select songs and orchestrations that will back you, and the exercises, physical and voice, and how you keep it all together as a Singer and lastly something about Sinatra’s skills and fortunes as a singer that you have noticed and learned from over the years. I would be grateful and pleased if you would like to participate and be a part of this book. ( Need copy by sometime in February) Richard Grudens