Music Style Smooth Jazz/Acid Jazz

Artist History KATHERINE LINER has been told by her parents that she could sing before she could speak. Growing up in Chicago, music wasalways an integral part of her home. The grand-daughter of a concert pianist and the daughter of a classicalsinger, it was no surprise that Katherine was playing classical piano at the age of 5. When she was 11 shewas singing with Placido Domingo in "Tosca" at The Lyric Opera of Chicago. It wasn't until her acceptance into the prestigious Chicago Academy of the Arts that she combined herclassical music training with her love for Jazz and Soul. After graduation, Katherine moved to Los Angeles tobegin her professional music career. She was soon hired to tour The States as well as The Orient as afeatured vocalist performing for stadiums of 10,000 people. Tired of singing cover tunes and yearning for artisticfreedom, Katherine decided to stay in Los Angeles and solely work on her writing. Spring of 1997 brought the release of Katherine's provocative 3 song CD entitled "Inside My Soul" whichshows off her dynamic range and instrumental approach towards vocal arrangements. Since then, she hasbeen a featured artist interviewed on N.P.R. local talent hour, a featured vocalist on The Lullaby Project (to bereleased on EMI Special Markets), and the producer of a ten-piece live recording of her own music. This sultry soulstress can be seen regularly performing at some of L.A.'s most popular venues. Her uniquestyle, captivating live performances, and passionate recordings have made Katherine Liner one of L.A.'shottest new voices in the music scene.

Location Los Angeles, CA - USA

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