Veronneau - International Vocal/Guitar Duo Jazz Duo from Arlington, VA

Award winning multinational duo, Veronneau, will delight your guests with their incomparable blend of stunning vocals and classic songs performed in French, English, Spanish and Portuguese....the band are like a mini-Pink Martini! We can provide the perfect backdrop for an intimate evening with friends or a full concert experience. We are happy to adapt our repertoire of jazz, folk and pop to meet your needs, while retaining the sense of elegance and class that guarantees your events success. The stunning vocals of French Canadian, Lynn Veronneau, accompanied by UK guitarist Ken Avis, will delight discerning audiences who enjoy samba, bossa nova, French chanson and classics of American jazz and pop. We have performed shows which are all French, all Latin/Brazilian; we do an annual Blues Alley Holiday show, and we have a new show which features the music of Joni Mitchell and Carol King's milestone albums "Blue" and "Tapestry"....or we can mix it all up to suit the mood and the occasion. The duo can be expanded to trio (with bass or violin), or to a full band with the addition of percussion. Veronneau have earned critical acclaim and fans all over the world for their three US Top 10 charting albums which ranked in the national Jazz and World music charts. The band have toured Canada, the UK and, here in the US, have played such prestigious venues as The Kennedy Center, Strathmore, Blues Alley, DC Jazz Festival, Takoma Park Folk Festival, Twins Jazz and the French, Peruvian, and Belgian Embassies, as well as wineries, parties and corporate events. Seven time WAMMIE Winners - Best Jazz Group, Best Jazz Vocals and Best Jazz Recording “One of the best voices in the business” Canadian Audiophile "Inspired and joyful...excellent performance" Washington Post "Veronneau are masters of music!" Washingtonian “The jazz vocal version of the sexy little black dress” Critical Jazz “An exquisite program of engaging songs” Sounds of Timeless Jazz “Everything about the band communicates warmth and intimacy” – Baltimore Jazz Alliance

• Autumn Leaves | Jazz Standard
• April Come She Will | Paul Simon
• Say A Little Prayer | Dionne Warwick
• Love's In Need of Love Today | Stevie Wonder
• At Seventeen | Janis Ian
• Bad Boy | Blues Standard
• Beyond the Sea | Bobby Troupe
• Blue Skies | Jazz Standard
• Brazil | Pink Martini
• C'est Si Bon | French Chanson classic
• Cielito Lindo | Latin Traditional
• Corvocado | Antonio Carlos Jobim
• Feel Like A Natural Woman | Aretha Franklin
• Fields of Gold | Eva Cassidy
• Fool On The Hill | The Beatles
• For No One | The Beatles
• Fragile | Sting
• Girl from Ipanema | Astrud Gilberto
• Here Comes the Rain Again | Annie Lennox - Eurythmics
• I'd Rather Go Blind | Etta James
• La Boheme | Charles Aznavour
• La Javanaise | Serge Gainsbrough
• La Mer | Charles Trenet
• La Vie En Rose | Edith Piaf
• Love & Surrender | Veronneau
• Mas Que Nada | Sergio Mendez
• Menilmontant | Charles Aznavour
• Nuages | Django Rheinhardt
• On Note Samba | Joao Gilberto
• On The Street Where You Live | My Fair Lady
• Perfidia | Latin traditional
• River | Joni Mitchell
• Route 66 | Nat King Cole
• Samba Saravah | Bossa Nova Classic
• Shamrock Shore | Traditional
• So Far Away | Carol King
• Song of Love | Veronneau
• Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most | Rickie Lee Jones
• Stormy Monday | BB King
• Sur Le Ciel De Paris | Petula Clarke
• The Moons A Harsh Mistress | Jimmy Web
• The Road | Veronneau
• Until There Was You | The Beatles
• Volare | Italian Chanson classic
• Waiting in Vain | Bob Marley
• Wave | Antonio Carlos Jobim
• What A Difference A Day Makes | Nancy Wilson
• Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow | Carole King
• You've Got A Friend | James Taylor