In-Person Tickets: $15 General Admission / $12 Members, Seniors, & Students w/ID

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Join us for the second installment in our Women’s History Month Trilogy series, "French Songs Made Famous by Women."

This beautiful concert will feature selections of romantic music that have come from France and gained international popularity. 
 
The concert will feature songs "La Vie En Rose," by the world-renowned French vocalist Edith Piaf, Jacques Prévert’s "Autumn Leaves," Yves de Montand "C'est si bon," Michel Fugain's "Chante, comme si tu devais mourir demain," and many more women-made classics.
 
The concert will be performed by Gabriele Tranchina, who has been described as a '"German-born, Parisian chanteuse with Brasilian stylings."
 
She sings comfortably in French, Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Italian. 
 
She was born in Germany, but her love for other cultures inspired her travels throughout Europe and Asia. 
 
Gabriele Tranchina, along with her ensemble and her Music Director Joe Vincent Tranchina, honor these women with the language of love: music.

About the Artist: 



Gabriele Tranchina traverses the world of jazz and songs in more than three languages. She is a German-born, Parisian chanteuse with Brazilian stylings and a cross between Ute Lemper, Mireille Matthieu and Brasilian Vocalist Tania Maria.

Her solid technique and sensitivity for lyrics gives her the ability to express herself with ease in several languages. 

Her vocal influences were Ella Fitzgerald, Flora Purim, Antonio Carlos Jobim. 

Her husband, composer Joe Vincent Tranchina, is a pianist and a highly respected musician in the world of Jazz. 

He is the creator all of the musical arrangements featured in this concert of love and romance.