Black notes and delicate atmospheres, a warm and powerful voice, Diana Krall, daughter of a piano teacher and a singer, has breathed jazz since childhood to then consolidate her classical piano training at Capilano University Music in Vancouver. school that has produced some of the brightest names on the world jazz scene. With many of them the artist has maintained a fruitful collaboration and musical understanding over the years. Brad Turner and Ingrid Jensen (trumpet), Phil Dwyer (saxophone), Jodi Proznick (double bass) and Joe Poole (drums) are some of the great musicians who have left their mark on his production, taking care of the instrumental arrangements of albums such as The Look of Love, Live in Paris and The Girl in the Other Room. Sophisticated and elegant on the piano, a distinctive and unique style with great versatility and spatiality, an intimate and intense voice, the Canadian artist is the only jazz singer to have debuted with eight albums at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums, winning, for today, three Grammys and eight Juno Awards for songs like All for You: A Dedication to the Nat King Cole Trio (1996), When I Look in Your Eyes (1999), The Look of Love (2001), Live in Paris (2002 ). His music, which sometimes reveals forays into pop and rock, recalls the influence of great jazz figures, such as Nat King Cole, Sarah Vaughan, Bill Evans and Ella Fitzgerald.
