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Creative Placemaking Summit Musique Noire The Tia Imani Hanna Project Sunday Music Bar Series
The Tia Imani Hanna Project is looking for a animator to do a 3-5 minute version of our songs, "Kung Fu Dulcimer" and "Morning on the Mountain with Grandfather Cheng", as a music video. Please contact us for more information at .
Lansing City Pulse "Local musicians reflect on performance with Bobby McFerrin." Lansing City Pulse "Bobby McFerrin discusses his musical journey, love of collaboration."
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"Teeming with talent jazz violinist scats, composes and plays... hoarding a talent overload" —Lansing State Journal
January 2015
Featuring Tia Imani Hanna, violinist, and composer, Carolyn Koebel, percussionist, and Elden Kelly, guitarist. Grand River Studio Sessions is a celebration of Great Lakes music with a revamped concept: The Grand River Studio Sessions, a LCC-TV and LCC Radiosimulcast experience. The goal: create an atmosphere that gives listeners and viewers the feel of what it would be like to have artists recording a demo right in their living room. Stories, interviews, and performances are all a part of the experience.
The Tia Imani Hanna Project is composed of three members: Carolyn Koebel, percussionist; Elden Kelly, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist; and Tia Imani Hanna, violinist, vocalist and composer. We have a shared interest in improvisation and in creating music that lives in the moment, in shaping a sacred space with music, and in sharing those evolving moments with an audience. We asked for your support in developing our debut CD, The Spaces Between Us. View our Kickstarter campaign.
We did it together! We have even exceeded our original goal of $6,000. This has been an extraordinary response! We want to thank all our friends and fans. We are excited about this project — which could not have been done without all of you. Thank you from the bottom of our collective hearts and thank you for being part of our community-supported art creation project. You can sample and order our new album now!
Tia Imani Hanna on violin and vocals performing at TEDxLansing 2011 with Sven Anderson on piano on May 20, 2011. Sample other recent performances on Tia Imani Hanna's YouTube Channel.
The jazz singer/violinist exudes unpretentious sophistication. Her friendly stage persona and well-chosen playlist are perfect for intimate club settings or large performance venues. She fuses the precision of her classical training with the improvisational character of jazz. The result: a mellow yet complex style that is enthralling.
Hanna takes a romantic standard and applies her own deft touch. She bops through complex jazz favorites and original compositions with ease, confidence and style. The richness of her violin and smooth vocals lures fans who seek listenable yet compelling music. When she breaks into scat you have entertainment that grabs attention. "Hanna will put down the violin now and then to sing a tune; and sometimes she'll sing without putting down the violin..." —Capital Times "Every now and then an album comes along that makes you discover a musical instrument in a different way. Tia Imani Hanna’s The Book of Tia Chapter One was such an album for me that introduced me to the violin in a different way than I've heard it before." —Jazz Not Jazz
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