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Article: DeRose shows more promise by night's end.
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- Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)
- Article date:
- May 26, 2006
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Byline: Howard Reich
May 26--Some artists win over their audiences slowly and unobtrusively. Before you know it, a performer who had seemed a bit tame or subdued becomes more intriguing. Certainly this was the case with singer-pianist Dena DeRose, who's making her Chicago debut this week at the Jazz Showcase. What started as an odd and muted set gradually became more persuasive.
And though few listeners are going to consider DeRose either a superior jazz vocalist or a groundbreaking pianist, she handles the dual roles with obvious aplomb and, sometimes, real energy. You wouldn't have known it, however, from her peculiar reading of the ...
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