Barbara Knight
For 17 years, Barbara was the female vocalist with the acclaimed Cleveland Jazz Orchestra. She has performed all over the Tri-State region, singing with big bands such as the Nelson Riddle Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey Orchestra and Harry James Orchestra.
In May of 2001 she recorded her first release 'Night And Day' with the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra with a string orchestra. In 2003, Barbara made her Severance Hall debut as the guest vocalist with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra for their New Year's Eve Spectacular. She continues to be a frequent guest artist with the Pops, college jazz ensembles and regional big bands.
In 2007, Barbara recorded 'Angel Eyes' with her quintet, featuring a unique collection of arrangements by Barbara and bassist David Morgan. According to LA Jazz Scene Magazine, 'Angel Eyes' is "…full of subtle surprises, making this CD a perfect introduction to Barbara Knight, a singer who takes chances and has the technique and abilities to constantly succeed."
In May of 2001 she recorded her first release 'Night And Day' with the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra with a string orchestra. In 2003, Barbara made her Severance Hall debut as the guest vocalist with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra for their New Year's Eve Spectacular. She continues to be a frequent guest artist with the Pops, college jazz ensembles and regional big bands.
In 2007, Barbara recorded 'Angel Eyes' with her quintet, featuring a unique collection of arrangements by Barbara and bassist David Morgan. According to LA Jazz Scene Magazine, 'Angel Eyes' is "…full of subtle surprises, making this CD a perfect introduction to Barbara Knight, a singer who takes chances and has the technique and abilities to constantly succeed."