Cécile McLorin Salvant
Cécile McLorin Salvant
GRAMMY-Winning Vocalist

Cécile McLorin Salvant

MAY 1-3 | Cécile McLorin Salvant

May 01 - May 03, 2025
Miner Auditorium
ThuMay 1
7:30 PM

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FriMay 2
7:30 PM

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SatMay 3
3:00 PM

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SatMay 3
7:30 PM

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Three-time GRAMMY Winner Cécile McLorin Salvant is the “the most successful female jazz singer to emerge since the turn of the millennium” (JazzTimes). Following her spellbinding 2022-23 Season performances focused on her latest Nonesuch album Mélusine, she brings music from her latest project.

Possessing a deep, velvety voice, rhythmic poise, and a sublime feel for the blues, Salvant combines conservatory-honed technique with a beguiling gift for lyrical interpretation — a singular, inimitable talent that won her the 2010 Thelonious Monk International Vocals Competition and drew the attention of early collaborators Jacky Terrasson and Wynton Marsalis.

Her 2013 American debut album, the GRAMMY-nominated WomanChild, was the first real opportunity for American audiences to hear why Salvant had become a European sensation, and since then, her profile has taken a meteoric course around the world. Never one to rest on past triumphs, Salvant is always exploring new realms of expression, from reinterpreted 1980s pop classics to symphonic music and her original song cycle Ogresse, making each SFJAZZ residency into a journey of unexpected delights.

With a repertoire that extends from forgotten Tin Pan Alley gems to her own cinematic compositions, Salvant brings theatrical intensity to every song she sings.

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Three-time GRAMMY Winner Cécile McLorin Salvant is the “the most successful female jazz singer to emerge since the turn of the millennium” (JazzTimes).She brings music from her latest project. 

The finest jazz singer to emerge in the last decade

The New York Times

The finest jazz singer to emerge in the last decade

The New York Times

Personnel

Cécile McLorin Salvant vocals
Sullivan Fortner piano
Others TBA 

It seems safe to posit that Cécile McLorin Salvant is not only the most successful female jazz singer to emerge since the turn of the millennium but also the most dynamically skilled

JazzTimes

Personnel

Cécile McLorin Salvant vocals
Sullivan Fortner piano
Others TBA 

It seems safe to posit that Cécile McLorin Salvant is not only the most successful female jazz singer to emerge since the turn of the millennium but also the most dynamically skilled

JazzTimes

Watch & Listen

Doudou

Mélusine

Doudou

Mélusine

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