Claire's pop up petit cabaret presents: TRISH DELANEY-BROWN

3 courses from our a la carte menu and a fourty minute set $105 p/p

Thrilled to be debuting at Claire’s Kitchen, ‘An Evening with Trish Delaney-Brown” promises a night of musical comraderie and communion, celebrating the joy of live performance magic!

Joined by the generous, talented and totally swinging Bill Risby(Rhodes), Trish will be delivering a tasty selection of songs from the Great American Songbook as well as original material from her ARIA shortlisted album ‘The Game”, and a little sneak peak at new works from her upcoming album.As NIMA’s Neil Simpson put it:“Graceful in presence and beautiful in sound, Trish Delaney-Brown’s enigmatic prowess captures both her music and audience without equal”.

A graduate of the ANU’s School of Music Jazz Dept (1995), , Trish has been singing professionally since late 1991 in a variety of musical genres as both a soloist and a backing vocalist In Australia and overseas. Along with session, corporate & television work, she has led vocal workshops and choirs; produced and promoted her own concerts; was a founding member and soprano (1993-‐2008) of the internationally acclaimed a cappella quartet The Idea Of North; & is an award winning songwriter and arranger.**

With the birth of her first child in early 2007 Trish found her focus shifting from performance and touring to include more music education. As a Certified Master Trainer of the Estill Voice Model, the study that Trish had initially done to benefit her own performance has become an invaluable tool when helping other aspiring and established vocalists understand and improve their vocal performance.

Along with ongoing performances - regular gigs including the Sonic Mayhem Orchestra (14 piece jazz big band); Serenata Trio; the Trish Delaney-Brown Quintet and her private teaching studio, Trish is also Head Of Vocals at the Wollongong Conservatorium, and is an ABC Jazz Digital artist, her 2017 release ‘The Game’ being shortlisted for the ARIA’s Best Jazz Album 2018.

** Songwriter of the Year - Australian Songwriters Association (2003) ; ‘Best Jazz Song” -2005 CARA’s (USA); “Best jazz Fusion/Gospel Song” and “Best Gospel Lyric” - Australian Gospel Music Awards (2007); Jazz Songwriting (shortlisted) - APRA Development Awards (2009/2017).

** Songwriter of the Year - Australian Songwriters Association (2003) ; ‘Best Jazz Song” -2005 CARA’s (USA); “Best jazz Fusion/Gospel Song” and “Best Gospel Lyric” - Australian Gospel Music Awards (2007); Jazz Songwriting (shortlisted) - APRA Development Awards (2009/2017).