The Dallas Museum of Art Presents
Sandra Kaye
with
Scott Bucklin
Buddy Mohmed
Andrew Griffith
Shelley Carrol
Thrusday
August 14, 2008
6:00 PM Until 8:00PM
with
Special Guest
Music
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Books
In Pursuit of a Melody By Joan R.Cartwright************** **********************************************************************************************************************
Our Kind Of People By Otis Graham*********************** ***************************************************************************************************************************************************************************
Checking Out The Web:**************************************
I was spending a little time in a chat room once and revealed that I was a jazz singer and a very obnoxious person asked me this question. "Tell me, what makes a jazz singer a jazz singer, and don't tell me that it is the sound of their voices?" So my reply was a question too.
"What makes a country and western singer a country and western singer?" So that was the end of that.
Heroes
Alex Haley************************************************ Dinah Washington****************************************** Billie Holiday*********************************************
Dorothy Dandridge******************************************
Oprah Winfrey**********************************************
Barack Obamba**********************************************
Bill Cosby*************************************************
Quincy Jones***********************************************
Lenora Nicole Young*********************
Joan Cartwright********************************************
The Dallas Museum of Art August 14, 2008
Sandra Kaye's Performance at the Dallas Museum of Art August 14, 2008 Was a great day.
Just as all artistic expression is a gift from God, and often appears even before the artist herself become aware of it, Sandra's singing ability was evident to her family and friends long before she herself believed she was a singer. Always gracious, and at times so amazed at what, for her, was so easy, Sandra did not begin her singing career with the idea of making it her life's pursuit.
Sandra Kaye was born in Dallas, Texas the only daughter of a minister. She grew up singing gospel music and was often featured in church socials as a young girl with various choirs and girl groups. However, Sandra started her professional career by winning an amateur contest at the West End Cabaret Dallas in 1986, since then she has established herself as the consummate artist. She attributes her success to having a good rapport with great musicians, many hours of practice, countless gigs and frequent visits to open mic nights of local night spots and other American cities
