Thursday, July 3, 2008

Happy Canada Day!

Happy Canada Day! I celebrated it by wearing my red shirt and hat and a hearty brunch with my family at the Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver. It is a beautiful warm day and everyone is out enjoying this special day except those trapped with the 7 hour closure of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge. So, my daughter and her husband was stranded in North Vancouver and the brunch turned into a nice drive and stroll in Deep Cove, then back to my place for an afternoon nap, dinner and a movie. This was the best day! It’s the simple things that make people happy.

The various music festivals have already started in Vancouver so please try to catch some acts in town. Just a short reminder that I will be performing:

July 18, 9 pm – Georgia Straight Jazz Festival
Elk’s Club, Courtney, BC
With the Viva Jazz Trio plus Dan Craven on Sax
Tickets and Info – www.georgiastraightjazz.com
This will be a fun event with outdoor live jazz throughout the day! See you there.


August 7, 8 pm – Cellar Jazz Club
With Miles Black Trio
3611 West Broadway, Vancouver
Cover: $10
Reservation: 604-738-1959
You can’t miss this show!

See you at the gigs and keep cool!

Sincerely,
Armi Grano
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Armi Grano is Vancouver based song stylist who was originally from the Philippines and has graced stages throughout Asia, Canada, US and Mexico. Adding to her appeal and diversity, she is able to captivate audiences by singing in five different languages including Spanish, English, Japanese, Portuguese, Italian and Filipino. Her influences include Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughan, Astrud Gilberto, Julie London and Anita O’Day, which have helped her to develop her own unique style and a blend of music featuring an exciting mix of Latin, pop, swing and jazz influences.

Armi has appeared in numerous local and international musical events such as the Dragon Boat Festival, Pacific National Exhibition and the Vancouver International Jazz Festival with the John Nolan Trio, Dal Richards, Gabriel Hasselbach, Miles Black, Ron Johnston and Linton Garner.
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