Christine Cooney’s voice fills her venue with passion, heart, love and laughter. Transporting her audiences to music from the jazz greats, Christine swings like Ella, has the soul of Sarah Vaughan and the impeccable timing of Rosemary Clooney.

Christine’s innate talent for singing resonates in every performance. The musical connections she makes with seniors is magical. Faces light up, eyes twinkle and smiles abound as she ignites their life’s journeys with loving memories.

Whether singing her original ballads and standard jazz greats solo with guitar, or with her Jazz Quartet, her voice is ageless, sultry, deep and exhilarating.

Current collaborators include Bil Groth on Piano, Ché Cartafalsa on drums and Percussion, and Mark Gehret on Bass. Together they round out the line up in The Christine Cooney Jazz Quartet. From standards in the Great American Jazz Songbook to one-of-a-kind vocal interpretations of more contemporary material, her vocal genius transforms the ordinary gig experience to a show-stopping review.

Check out Che’ Cartafasia at www.CrocodileRiverMusic.com and check out Bil Groth at www.WilliamGroth.com.

Christine enjoyed her long term association as lead female vocalist with The Mystic Horns, a 9-piece RnB Swing Band performing the songbook of Buddy & Ella Johnson.

Singing with several local Big Bands led to the opportunity to provide vocals on Trumpeter Roger Ingram’s debut release “Live @ The College Hideaway” featuring The Jim Stewart Orchestra and his second release “Skylark.”

Check out Roger Ingram on Wikipedia.

The Senior Community is lining up in droves to book Christine to perform her one-hour shows. Journeying through 100 years of rich musical history with careful song selection, Christine elicits responses and emotions from the elderly by encouraging their participation and enjoyment of songs long forgotten but still familiar.