A Moment's Glance

Editorial Reviews

Christopher Loudon, Jazz Times, June 2005
"...Hardy lives, like Elling and McFerrin, in a musical world of her own...it is a marvelously dynamic place."

Product Description

Excerpts from liner notes by jazz writer Bob Blumenthal

"There is a paradigm taking shape for the contemporary jazz vocalist that, while not unprecedented, promises to elevate our expectations and put to rest any notions about singers being a species apart. More and more, the new voices emerging these days are the voices of complete musicians. The best of them are comfortable with or without words, functioning as composers and interpreters, arrangers and improvisers. Julie Hardy is one of these voices.

This recording indicates what Hardy brought to New York’s thriving scene when she moved to Brooklyn after completing her graduate studies in 2003. Equally divided between originals and standards, it introduces us to a singer with admirable intonation and time, excellent taste, and feeling well beyond her years.

As a listen to these tracks will indicate, Julie Hardy has put in and continues to put in the necessary work. She will be the first to tell you that she is new and still learning, but in the area of personal, passionate creation, has already arrived.

A Moment's Glance

A Moment's Glance,Julie Hardy,Fs New Talent,Jazz,Pop

Jazz Music:

  1. Acoustic Masters 1
  2. Acting Up!
  3. Adam's Apple [Import]
  4. All That Jazz: Live at Princeton [Live]
  5. At the "Golden Circle" in Stockholm, Vol. 2 [Live]
  6. Beyond the Blue
  7. Birth
  8. Black Cat [Import]
  9. Body And Soul
  10. Caminho De Casa [Hybrid SACD]

Jazz Music

jazz music

Jazz Music

Wake Up Captain

Bach: Easter Oratorio/Magnificat

Complete Musicraft Recordings [Import]

Mask

Bar de Lune: Studio Sessions

Alone Under the Covers

Adia

...All This Time [Live]

Audio Biography CD [Import]

Bach for Babies: Fun and Games for Budding Brains

A Proper Introduction to Sonny Rollins: Young Rollins

Centurian

Basta Una Mirada

Tentacion

Cafe Turc