Jazzwomen Jazz Ensemble from New York City, NY

The Jazzwomen bring the timeless sophistication of live jazz to corporate events, cocktail receptions, galas, private parties, fundraisers, dinners, and special celebrations throughout the greater New York metropolitan area. Bandleader/drummer Kim Peralta curates exceptional musicians drawn from a collective of 15 professional jazz artists, to create the ideal musical lineup for each occasion. From understated cocktail-hour ambiance to an engaging featured performance, the Jazzwomen tailor their volume, repertoire, and energy to complement the atmosphere of the event. Members of the Jazzwomen have appeared at Carnegie Hall, Birdland, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, New York City Town Hall, the Blue Note, Sweet Basil's, Smalls, Broadway Musical Theater productions and international jazz festivals. The Jazzwomen are loved for their polished arrangements, confident musicianship, and the kind of effortless musical chemistry that gives an event an elevated, memorable feel. The group's repertoire offers a stylish blend of American Songbook favorites, jazz standards, traditional jazz, bebop, bossa nova, soulful blues, swing, Broadway selections and smooth jazz. Their versatility makes them equally at home providing elegant background music while guests mingle over cocktails or dinner and taking a more prominent role when live entertainment is meant to become a centerpiece of the occasion. A jazzwomen trio or quartet will create a warm and inviting mood without overwhelming conversation, while still providing the artistry and musical detail that jazz enthusiasts appreciate. The Jazzwomen are especially well suited to sophisticated events where presentation and atmosphere matter. Their music can add a touch of classic New York jazz-club style to a wedding cocktail hour, create a refined soundtrack for a corporate dinner, enhance the elegance of a fundraising gala, or bring an intimate concert experience to a private celebration. From relaxed bossa nova and smooth jazz to swinging standards and lively traditional favorites, their varied repertoire makes it easy to establish just the right mood as an event unfolds. Booking The Jazzwomen is a wonderful way to give guests the distinctive sound and elegant atmosphere that only outstanding live jazz can provide. Members of the Jazzwomen have accompanied legendary artists Betty Carter, Clark Terry, Lionel Hampton, Anita O'Day, the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Abbey Lincoln, Earl "Fatha" Hines, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Golson, Rufus Reid, the Woody Herman Orchestra, Joe Lovano, the Buddy Rich BIg Band, conductors Lalo Schiffrin and Leonard Bernstein, BIlly HIggins, Ray Drummond and many others. Individual awards include the Downbeat Critics Poll, Rising Star Organ Category, Great American Jazz Piano Competition, Westchester Arts Council Arts Alive Grant, Jazziz Woodwinds on FIre Competition.

• Autumn Leaves | -
• Stella by Starlight | -
• Just Friends | Charlie Parker
• April in Paris | -
• Summertime | -
• Four | Miles Davis
• It’s You or No One | Dexter Gordon
• Have You Met Miss Jones | -
• There Will Never Be Another You | Chet Baker
• I’ll Remember April | Sonny Rollins
• Bye Bye Blackbird | Miles Davis
• Speak Low | Kurt Weill
• What Is This Thing Called Love | Cole Porter
• Secret Love | Ahmad Jamal
• How High the Moon | Lewis & Hamilton
• Love For Sale | Cole Porter
• Falling in Love with Love | Rodgers & Hart
• Cherokee | Ray Noble
• My Shining Hour | Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer
• What Am I Here For | Duke Ellington
• The Way You Look Tonight | Jerome Kern
• The Song is You | Charlie Parker
• You Stepped Out of a Dream | Stan Getz
• Just One of Those Things | Cole Porter
• Just In Time | Oscar Peterson
• Lover | Les Paul
• The Night Has 1000 Eyes | John Coltrane
• If I Were a Bell | Miles Davis
• Strike Up the Band | George Gershwin
• The End of a Love Affair | Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers
• From This Moment On | Cole Porter
• I Get A Kick out of You | Cole Porter
• Wave | Jobim
• Old Devil Moon | Miles Davis
• After You’ve Gone | Gene Krupa
• Get Happy | Harold Arlen
• That’s All | Ben Webster
• It’s All Right With Me | Cole Porter
• I Remember You | Charlie Parker
• This Could Be the Start of Something Big | Count Basie
• All or Nothing at All | John Coltrane
• So In Love | Cole Porter
• I’m Getting Sentimental Over You | Tommy Dorsey
• All the Things You Are | Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie
• There Is No Greater Love | Sonny Stitt
• Night and Day | Cole Porter
• I Hear a Rhapsody | -
• Green Dolphin Street | -
• Lullaby of Birdland | -
• Out Of Nowhere | -
• Star Eyes | -
• I Love You | -
• Just You Just Me | -
• Gone with the Wind | -
• Our Love Is Here to Stay | -
• I’m Confessin’ | -
• Stompin' at the Savoy | -
• Shiny Stockings | -
• But Not For Me | -
• The Masquerade is Over | -
• East of the Sun | -
• The More I See You | -
• You’re My Everything | -
• I’m an Old Cowhand | -
• All of You | -
• It Could Happen to You | -
• I Could Write a Book | -
• Spring is Here | -
• Witchcraft | -
• If I Should Lose You | -
• The Best Thing for you is Me | -
• Manhattan | -
• September in the Rain | -
• I Didn’t Know What Time it Was | -
• How Deep is the Ocean | -
• I Thought About You | -
• Come Rain of Come Shine | -
• Yesterdays | -
• Easy to Love | -
• Alone Together | -
• Sweet and Lovely | -
• I’m Old Fashioned | -
• Long Ago and Far Away | -
• Dream Dancing | -
• Days of Wine and Roses | -
• On the Street Where You Live | -
• Sweet Lorraine | -
• I Concentrate on You | -
• You and the Night and the Music | -
• I Cover the Waterfront | -
• Too Marvelous for Words | -
• Softly in a Morning Sunrise | -
• Without a Song | -
• Let’s Get Lost | -
• This I Dig of You | -
• Isfahan | -
• Sweet Georgia Brown | -
• Indiana | -
• S’Wonderful | -
• Love Me or Leave Me | -
• Savoy | -
• Cheek to Cheek | -
• Easy to Love | -
• I’ll Be Seeing You | -
• What’s New | -
• I Should Care | -
• Body and Soul | -
• My Ideal | -
• Darn that Dream | -
• Beautiful Love | -
• My Old Flame | -
• Every Time We Say Goodbye | -
• For All We Know | -
• Tenderly | -
• You’ve Changed | -
• You Go To My Head | -
• Where Are You | -
• Star Dust | -
• Smoke Gets in Your Eyes | -
• You Don’t Know What Love is | -
• Some Other Time | -
• When Your Lover Has Gone | -
• You Go to My Head | -
• Polka dots and Moonbeams | -
• If I Had You | -
• Easy Living | -
• Laura | -
• If You Could See Me Now | -
• We’ll Be Together Again | -
• Willow Weep For Me | -
• Autumn in New York | -
• Old Folks | -
• My One and Only Love | -
• Why Did I Choose You | -
• More Than you Know | -
• I Can’t Get Started | -
• Ghost of a Chance | -
• Embraceable You | -
• Skylark | -
• The Nearness Of You | -
• If I Should Lose You | -
• My Foolish Heart | -
• My Romance | -
• My Ideal | -
• But Beautiful | -
• Everything I Have is Yours | -
• Peace | -
• Ask Me Now | -
• Prelude to a Kiss | -
• Sophisticated Lady | -
• Lush Life | -
• In a Sentimental Mood | -
• A Child Is Born | -
• Round Midnight | -
• Blue In Green | -
• God Bless the Child | -
• I Should Care | -
• In My Solitude | -
• Spring is Here | -
• Sophisticated Lady | -
• Invitation | -
• Con Alma | -
• Ceora | -
• Blue Bossa | -
• Poinciana | -
• Saint Thomas | -
• Recordame | -
• Nica’s Dream | -
• Song For My Father | -
• It Might as Well Be Spring | -
• My Favorite Things | -
• The Shadow of Your Smile | -
• Corcovado | -
• Meditation | -
• Girl From Ipanema | -
• Triste | -
• Watch What Happens | -
• How Insensitive | -
• Besame Mucho | -
• Someday My Prince Will Come | -
• Bluesette | -
• A Child is Born | -
• Up Jumped Spring | -
• Footprints | -
• All Blues | -
• Tenderly | -
• Waltz For Debbie | -
• Alice in Wonderland | -
• Emily | -
• A Night in Tunisia | -
• Falling in Love with Love | -
• Lady Bird | -
• Lazy Bird | -
• Giant Steps | -
• Tune Up | -
• Pent Up House | -
• Dig | -
• Minority | -
• Woodyn’ You | -
• Quicksilver | -
• Jeanine | -
• Dahoud | -
• This I Dig Of You | -
• Hot House | -
• Groovin’ High | -
• Doxy | -
• Fried Bananas | -
• Strollin’ | -
• Joy Spring | -
• Oleo | -
• In Your Own Sweet Way | -
• Sugar | -
• Celia | -
• Solar | -
• Milestones | -
• Old Milestones | -
• Donna Lee | -
• Ornithology | -
• Confirmation | -
• Quasimodo | -
• Yardbird Suite | -
• Anthropology | -
• Airegin | -
• Blue Monk | -
• Straight No Chaser | -
• Hackensack | -
• Round Midnight | -
• Ruby My Dear | -
• Eronel | -
• Rhythm-a-ning | -
• Evidence | -
• Well You Needn’t | -
• I Mean You | -
• In Walked Bud | -
• Ask Me Now | -
• Let’s Cool One | -
• Pannonica | -
• Perdido | -
• Solitude | -
• In A Mellow Tone | -
• Take the A Train | -
• Don’t Get Around Much | -
• Caravan | -
• Satin Doll | Duke Ellington
• Sophisticated Lady | -
• In a Sentimental Mood | -
• Solitude | -
• I Got It Bad | -
• Mood Indigo | -
• I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart | -
• Lush Life | Billy Strayhorn
• Isfahan | -
• Moments Notice | -
• Lazybird | -
• Giant Steps | -
• Milestones | -
• Stablemates | -
• Whisper Not | -
• The Cupbearers | -
• Firm Roots | -
• Bolivia | -
• One Finger Snap | -
• Black Nile | Wayne Shorter
• Inner Urge | -
• Along Came Betty | -
• Sugar | -
• Maiden Voyage | -
• So What | Miles Davis
• Impressions | -
• Dolphin Dance | Herbie Hancock
• Witch Hunt | -
• Little Sunflower | -
• Peri’s Scope | -
• The Duke | -
• Beatrice | -
• Blue Monk | -
• Tenor Madness | -
• Byrd-like | -
• Walkin’ | -
• Cheryl | -
• Sandu | -
• Billy's Bounce | -
• Au Privave | -
• Blues in the Corner | -
• Mr. P.C. | John Coltrane
• Moanin’ | Art Blakey
• Blues For Alice | -