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La Tanya Hall Quartet

Vocalist La Tanya Hall has a versatile career spanning multiple genres and collaborations with internationally renowned artists. She performs as a soloist with orchestras worldwide, records acclaimed albums, and is also an educator and actress with Broadway and television credits.

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La Tanya Hall is a versatile vocalist who has worked with celebrated artists such as Steely Dan, Seal, Diana Ross, and Aretha Franklin. She has appeared as a soloist with the American Composers Orchestra, Denver Symphony, and St. Louis Symphony, as well as performing in jazz clubs internationally. Her 2020 release Say Yes received critical acclaim.

In addition to performing, Hall teaches vocal jazz clinics and master classes in the US and Switzerland, and she established the first vocal jazz degree program at Oberlin Conservatory, where she is an associate professor. She is also an accomplished actress with roles in Broadway productions and television series including Blue Bloods and Law & Order.

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