Celia's Voice Studio

Gaby Núñez Santiago performs Summer on Strong with Tony Silva this Thursday. Show is 5-8.

Very happy to invite you to this concert: a musical tribute from Layaali Arabic Music Ensemble to Palestine and its people. Layaali aims to raise awareness of the plight of Palestinians through music and make a small contribution towards the important work of the Nablus-based children’s center the Palestinian House of Friendship. Get your tickets now!

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My colleague and mentor Linda Balliro - performers focused on careers in singing put this on your calendar and get in now on the two for one deal- $99 for the entire weekend. Work with regional and national professionals in the music industry.

SONOVATE LIVE! Training for voice teachers and singers July 26-28 Elevate your career at SONOVATE LIVE with Linda Balliro and guests! Three-Day training for singers, teachers, coaches and producers.

The Palestinian House of Friendship is an organization I’ve supported since 2014. It’s located in Nablus West Bank but I started supporting it after the 2014 Israeli attacks on Gaza which killed over 2000 Palestinians. It’s led by Mohammed Sawalha and his son Majed Sawalha. Two courageous and loving hearts doing good work and organizing their community for families and children. You will hear from them at this event June 2nd online 4:30. It’s free. https://events.humanitix.com/planting-seeds-for-democracy. Learn about the silent war happening in the West Bank where for instance this morning at 3 am Israel set fire to a vegetable market. Or yesterday when illegal settlers drove more Palestinian farmers off the land. You don’t have to hear it from me. Listen to people who have been living it for decades. Like Mohammed who started the Palestinian House of Friendship hoping to prepare his community for a democratic state. Back in 2015 I biked solo from Virginia to Oregon and raised over $5000 from beautiful supporters like you to help PHF build their music studio. Please register now and get the zoom link after so you can attend this event this Sunday at 4:30.

The Palestinian House of Friendship is an organization I've supported since 2014. It's located in Nablus West Bank but I started supporting it after the 2014 Israeli attacks on Gaza which killed over 2000 Palestinians. It's led by Mohammed Sawalha and his son Majed Sawalha. Two courageous and loving hearts doing good work and organizing their community for families and children. You will hear from them at this event June 2nd online 4:30. It's free. https://events.humanitix.com/planting-seeds-for-democracy. Learn about the silent war happening in the West Bank where for instance this morning at 3 am Israel set fire to a vegetable market. Or yesterday when illegal settlers drove more Palestinian farmers off the land. You don’t have to hear it from me. Listen to people who have been living it for decades. Like Mohammed who started the Palestinian House of Friendship hoping to prepare his community for a democratic state. Back in 2015 I biked solo from Virginia to Oregon and raised over $5000 from beautiful supporters like you to help PHF build their music studio. Please register now and get the zoom link after so you can attend this event this Sunday at 4:30.

Planting Seeds for Democracy | Humanitix AFPHF's mission is to support the Palestinian House of Friendship.

Nancy Hughes, one of 21 singers to perform at Singers Café tomorrow 6:30 The Marigold Easthampton. “Nancy Hughes began taking lessons from Celia Miller around 2007. She moved to Buffalo in 2009 and stopped singing for a period of time. During the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, she resumed her classes online with Celia Miller. She is excited to perform in her first showcase on May 19. This, however, is not her first public performance. Nancy debuted as a fake opera singer at Margo Jones Performance Hall at Texas Woman’s University in 2000, performing in Stephanie Beauchamp’s choreographic work, “Presenting the Dixie Dora Dancer Revue,” where she sang an improvised song (often about her deceased dachshund).”

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Jarreau Pitts, special guest on keys in our 6 piece band will be backing the singers up this Sunday May 19 6:30 pm The Marigold Theater for Singers Café.
Jarreau Pitts, a talented musician from Springfield, MA, boasts over 25 years of experience in the music industry as a songwriter, music producer, live musician, and music director. Specializing in R&B, funk, soul, and old-school R&B, Jarreau’s main instruments are the piano, keyboard, and organ, through which he has mesmerized audiences in over 1000 shows across the region. His captivating performances and heartfelt compositions reflect his profound understanding of the human experience, while his work as a music director and producer showcases his versatility and skill in bringing out the best in artists. A true virtuoso, Jarreau Pitts continues to push musical boundaries and inspire with his extraordinary talent and unwavering passion for music.

Our feature artist this Singers Café The Marigold May 19 Sunday 6:30 Sydney Peralta is a 25 year old vocalist from Springfield, Massachusetts with a passion for all things music. Her voice has been described by listeners as warm, haunting, and unique. Her vocal stylings attract musicians and music lovers young and old. With her eclectic taste in music, she is sure to have a song in he heart from any genre. Although she performs covers at the moment, her goal is to be able to someday write and perform her own music.

Tony Silva, our guest musician for a special performance at Singers Cafe The Marigold May 19 6:30 with Gaby Núñez Santiago. Tony Silva has been a full-time musician for over 20 years. He started as a dance accompanist at Smith College (a job he still does). In 2010 he got hired to play guitar in a Mexican Restaurant in Easthampton called La Casita Azteca. Quickly realizing that he wanted to be playing music appropriate for the venue, he started learning to play Mexican music. Then music from South and Central America. Along the way he became obsessed with Rumba Flamenca, (which is gypsy party music from Spain). He now plays for museum events, private parties and weddings. He has also composed over 50 scores for film, theater and dance.

Gaby Núñez Santiago is one of the 21 artists performing at Singers Café this Sunday May 19 at The Marigold in Easthampton. Gaby is an expressive arts therapist and budding bruja who experiences singing as a powerful tool, inviting them to ground in their body and connect to spirit. Although she’s been singing loudly in the car since she was a kid (shout out to her dad’s eardrums) and karaoke nights have offered much needed catharsis, this is their first time performing with a band. It is an honor to be witnessed!

Appearing May 19 Sunday 6:30 at Singers Café at The MArigold ocal artist Norbert A. Belliveau is a performer at heart and began singing from his crib as a toddler, according to reports from his siblings. He grew up surrounded by music and would sing along while his self-taught father played folk and spiritual songs on the piano. Norbert’s love of music developed partly due to the music his parents and siblings exposed him to growing up. At some point he developed a “fever” for Drum Corp, a marching band type competitive youth activity that he continues to feel deeply passionate about. He marched with Heatwave Drum Corp of Orlando, FL from Fall of 2003 to Fall of 2004. Norbert sang in an elementary school chorus and took piano lessons as a teen. 2008 is when he discovered Celia Miller’s compassionate approach to music and he was hooked. He has taken lessons on and off with Celia since then. Norbert has performed with both the Pioneer Valley Gay Men’s Chorus and the Hartford Gay Men’s Chorus. He has channeled his Gallaudet education and passion for Deaf culture by performing songs in American Sign Language and signed English. Norbert is deeply grateful to have this opportunity to tell stories through song.Fun Facts about Norbert: *Norbert has a fun story where he sang Happy Birthday to one of the princes of the country of Bhutan.*70’s pop star Anne Murray is a distant cousin on the Canadian side of Norbert’s family. *Norbert attended a Deaf University and was once fluent in American Sign Language.

Vocal artist Nomi will be back at the Singers Café May 19 6:30 The Marigold. Get your tix now or at door https://marigoldtheater.com/store/singerscafe51924/
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✂️ Nomi sings To Be Loved by Adele 31 seconds · Clipped by celiasvoicestudio · Original video "Nomi covering To Be Loved by Adele" by celiasvoicestudio

Sherine Khatoun performed at the last Singers Café and she'll be back at the next one, May 19th Sunday 6:30 The Maroigold. See you there!

Sherine Levy covering The Hot Sardines version of Bei Mir Bist du Schoen Sherine Levy performing at The Marigold in Singers Café presented by Celia's Voice Studio February 2024 backed by Joe Fitzpatrick on drums, Joe Boyle on guit...

One of 21 artists performing May 19th at The Marigold, Mark Dean is excited to participate in the Singers Café for the first time. Mark has acted and directed extensively in Western Massachusetts & Central Connecticut, at the Majestic Theater, Silverthorne Theater, Amherst Leasure Services, New Century Theater and elsewhere. Mark holds an MFA in Theater from Rutgers University, and loves being married to Ellen, and being the father of two lovely young men.

Performing at Singers Café at The Marigold May 19 Brett Cosby - a guitarist of 30 years and a producer with releases in multiple genres under his belt. Brett came to Celia’s Voice Studio to gain confidence and find his own voice. As a guitarist he has graced stages throughout New England and in Austin TX. He has released music with Austin progressive rock band Thirteen of Everything and his solo synth rock project Catstronaut84.

Another artist appearing at Singers Café May 19 The Marigold. Shakira Moss is a vocalist and visual artist based in Western Massachusetts. She enjoys singing lofty slow and moody sounds and takes inspiration from a wide array of genres like punk, alternative pop and rnb, neo-soul, jazz and indie rock bands. Some of her favorite artists are Thee Sacred Souls, Fiona Apple, and Billie Eilish to name a few. She also takes inspiration from the old school jazz crooners and is excited to start creating songs that have a slow sensual rhythm. She hopes to convey a story through her singing and to engross the audience in the moment so that they can have a luxe and memorable experience.

Miss Lyric will perform at Singers Café May 19 at The Marigold Miss Lyric is a R&B/Pop singer and songwriter from Massachusetts. Her musical inspirations are Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Aaliyah and Whitney Houston. She began singing in church choirs at 7 years old and attended a performing arts school training in acting, singing, and dance. Lyric has been recognized by legendary musical artists such as Ashanti, Baby Face, and Sevyn Streeter. She has recently released her newest single "Right On Time" and plans to release a full EP by the end of this year. You can follow her on her instagram

Great night of many unique singers backed by a stellar band - buy tix now! https://marigoldtheater.com/store/singerscafe51924

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