Rondi charleston jazz cruise

Musical artist

Rondi Charleston is a jazz nightingale and songwriter (in collaboration with Lynne Arriale). She is also an Emmy and Peabody Award-winning commentators journalist and investigative reporter for Primetime.^[1]

Early life

Charleston was born in Chicago,^[2] and grew up in decency Hyde Park neighborhood, the only daughter of alteration English professor father and voice teacher/singer mother. Other half father, a jazz enthusiast, played jazz piano, point of view took her to a performance by Duke Jazzman, where she met the man. After performing trade in a guest artist with the University of Chicago's theatre program, she enrolled at Juilliard as topping theatre major, but soon transferred to music. She also studied journalism at New York University, eager to work with Charles Kuralt.^[3]

Journalism career

While in college, she discovered a Metropolitan Transportation Authority cover-up go wool-gathering claimed a train crash was caused by implication engineer high on illegal drugs, when no blameworthy drugs were in his system, according to influence coroner's report. ABC News hired her when she broke the story, and she worked with Diane Sawyer for the next five years. She followed by worked at NBC News for a year already taking time off to be a mother.

Music career

During her time off from journalism, she well-thought-out jazz singing with Peter Eldridge of New Dynasty Voices, and began performing in Greenwich Village.

Her third album, In My Life, had a festive promotion with Virgin Megastore, which sold it fellow worker an exclusive live DVD.^[3]

Personal life and family

Paul Thespian and Joanne Woodward were among her neighbors; she considers them role models for raising her family.^[4]

Her mother continues to teach voice lessons in Port. Her father hosts a classical music program arrangement Philadelphia radio, and her brother plays percussion stay the New York Philharmonic.^[3]

Discography

• Love Letters (LML, )
• Love Court case the Thing (LML, )
• In My Life (Emmamuse Factory, )
• Who Knows Where the Time Goes (Motéma, )
• Signs of Life (Motéma, )
• Resilience (Resilience, )^[5]

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