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Patrice Rushen (born Patrice Louise Rushen, September 30, 1954, Los Angeles, California)[1] is a Grammy Award-winning American R&B and jazz vocalist, composer and pianist. Contents [edit] Biography Rushen was the elder of two daughters born to Allen Rushen and the former Ruth Harris.[1] She demonstrated her musical potential at a young age; she was regarded as a child prodigy. In her teens, she won the prestigious 1972 Monterey Jazz Festival.[clarification needed] She earned a degree in music from the University of Southern California. As a mature woman, she became a jazz master[citation needed] and top musical director.[citation needed] Rushen has...

Patrice si è fatto un nome in Francia esibendosi al Inrocktupile Festival. Il suo stile è un mix di hip-hop, soul, reggae e folk bilanciati in un inglese e dialetto della Giamaica/Sierra Leone. Debuttò nel 1988 con una cover di "Lions” di Marley. .

Patrice Sciortino was born in Paris the 26th July 1922. His Father, Edouard Sciortino, a composer and student of Vincent d'Indy, taught Gregorian chant at the Shola Cantorum. His mother was a poet and also an amateur pianist. He began to study music in the family circle at the age of six. At thirteen, he prepares both entrance to the Beaux-arts and admission to the Schola Cantorum where he was admitted. There, he studied piano with Jules Gentil and writing with Achylle Philippe and Edouard Sciortino. In 1942, he became head organist at Alès Cathedral and music teacher at the...

Patrice Roberts is a young Trinidadian, who is rapidly edging her name among the elite in the music industry. Patrice Roberts has been the premier soca artiste in the Caribbean for more than a decade and has established herself as the leading draw at major events in New York City, Miami, Toronto and London and throughout the Caribbean Diasporas. Patrice Roberts is recognized as a leading performer in the soca music genre and is highly regarded as a great songwriter. Patrice Roberts began her career as early as 1992 at age 9. In 1995, Patrice Roberts and her panel of...