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X-WR-CALNAME:Canceled: Diane Schuur at 70
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DESCRIPTION:Schuur’s much-laureled career includes two Grammy Awards — 
 each for Best Jazz Vocal Performance — on Timeless (1986) and Diane Schu
 ur and The Count Basie Orchestra (1987). Both were released by GRP Records
 \, the label that had launched her recording career. Schuur scored three a
 dditional Grammy nominations for subsequent albums “Pure Schuur” and 
 “Love Songs”\, as well as for the individual track “The Christmas So
 ng.” Schuur’s music has explored almost every locale on the American m
 usical landscape\, and her attendant studio collaborations — showcasing 
 her pitchperfect execution and three-and-a-half-octave vocal range — are
  a who’s who of American originators in a plethora of styles. They inclu
 de the albums Heart To Heart with B.B. King and Swingin’ for Schuur with
  Maynard Ferguson\, alongside assorted tracks with Stan Getz\, Ray Charles
 \, Stevie Wonder\, Herbie Hancock\, Alison Krauss\, Vince Gill\, Mark Knop
 fler and Jose Feliciano\, among countless others. Distinguished producers 
 who have joined forces with Schuur include Phil Ramone “Friends For Schu
 ur”\, André Fisher “Pure Schuur\, In Tribute”\, Barry Manilow “Mi
 dnight”\, Steve Buckingham “The Gathering”\, Dave Grusin “Schuur T
 hing\, Deedles\, Timeless” Al Schmitt “Blues for Schuur\, Love Walked 
 In” and Oscar Castro-Neves “Schuur Fire”.
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LOCATION:McCain Auditorium
SUMMARY:Canceled: Diane Schuur at 70
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