Visions Vol.1 by Sofijazz
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952 Alexander Road
West Windsor, NJ 08550
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"Recognized as one of jazz's pre-eminent vocalists, young Sofija Knezevic is making her name as one of the most significant singers in jazz today. While her singing is steeped in tradition, her improvisational virtuosity and creativity are breathtaking.” - New York Times
WWA is thrilled to be bringing the talents of Sofija and her group to our audience. The show is perfect for lovers of jazz and vocal music, ages 15 to 99!
Sofija’s plan for the show: “I will be promoting my new record, and this concert will be a part of the tour supported by the South Arts Organization. The concert will consist of an eclectic blend of music, personal storytelling, creative arrangements of jazz, world and Brazilian music.”
There will be a meet and greet where Sofija will also do the album signing after the show, and we are also hoping to elevate the experience by creating some music between the audience and the band, working together to connect through sound.
Bio: Sofija graduated from University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Austria, in the class of Dena De Rose where she studied on a full tuition scholarship at the age of 16. She has won many awards and scholarships including the Marianne Mendt Jazz Award, Tesla Award for the achievements in Music, Thailand International Jazz Voice Competition 2016, Unesco Scholarship for young talents, 3 Golden Mermaid awards, Betty Carter Jazz Ahead program which identifies outstanding emerging jazz artists and composers, American Tracks Music Award, Global Music Award, Independent Music Award nominee, Eurovision Songwriting Contest, Intercontinental Music Awards, Josie Music Awards, Southeaster International Film & Music Festival, Indo Global International Festival, European Cinematography Awards, Malta Film Festival, World Music Festival, New York International Film Festival, International World Film Festival, Mokkho International Festival, Solaris Festival award winner, and in 2021 she became a City Artists Corps grantee.