TICKETS are $20 General/$10 Student.

Concerts and events made possible, in part, with support from the Wells Fargo Philanthropic Services provided by grants from the Stanley A. and Flora P. Clark Memorial Community Trust Foundation (2020-2021 season), the John, Anna, and Martha Jane Fields Memorial Trust Foundation (2021-2022 season), the Florence V. Carroll Charitable Trust (2021-2022 season), and The Esther and George Jaruga Charitable Foundation (2020-2021 and 2021-2022 season).

"It's clear she's off to a great start being a nu diva for nu times." - Midwest Record

Jazz artist Kristina Koller will be presenting her unique musical arrangements of one of her all time favorite Great American Songbook composers, Cole Porter. Ranging from his well known compositions such as “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” and “Just One of Those Things”, to a repertoire of never recorded tunes. Porter was known for his bold choices. What better way to honor his boldness with arrangements that bring out the music in a new, contemporary way.

The quartet will include Fima Chupakhin on piano, James Robbins on bass and Juan Chiavassa on drums.

WEBSITE: https://www.kristinakoller.net/

About Kristina Koller

Always innovative and pushing the limit, Kristina Koller is making her mark in the music world. As an evolving jazz-centric artist, Kristina has developed into a highly individual songwriter, arranger & vocalist. She arranges tunes in unique ways, pushing the boundaries of vocal jazz. Kristina revamps classic material while retaining their essence, putting her own winning personality and fresh ideas into the music & lyrics that she interprets. Koller developed her musical voice in the NYC jazz scene, performing at venerable haunts such as Smalls, Smoke, Minton's, Mezzrow, Birdland, Nublu 151 as well as The Apollo Theater and the 2020 NYC Winter JazzFest.

This performance is made possible with the support of Jazz Road, a national initiative of South Arts, which is funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation with additional support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.