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3 days ago · Mr. Arnoult suggested the Theatre Project as the location for Ethel’s Place, home of jazz artist Ethel Ennis, who was married to Mr. Arnett before her 2019 death.
Jun 22, 2024 · She was called Baltimore’s “First Lady of Jazz” and Monday morning, the city woke up to the news that Ethel Ennis had died at the age of 86.
3 days ago · Mr. Arnoult suggested the Theatre Project as the location for Ethel’s Place, home of jazz artist Ethel Ennis, who was married to Mr. Arnett before her 2019 death. “Phil had the idea of Ethel and me as cultural ambassadors for Baltimore — roles we played in Holland, China, Turkey and elsewhere.
3 days ago · Nicknamed "The First Lady of Jazz," Ethel Ennis was born and raised in Baltimore, where her remarkable voice and elegant stage presence made her a beloved figure in the jazz world. Ennis achieved national recognition with hits like "Love for Sale" and "Say It Ain't So, Joe" before deciding to focus on her career in Baltimore, where she continued to perform regularly until her passing in 2019.
Jun 18, 2024 · Baltimore jazz legends Ethel Ennis and the Charlie Byrd Trio, who frequently played Annapolis, performed there, she said. Buddensick said that the historical bricks of the sidewalk will not be ...
Jun 14, 2024 · This limited engagement, running from July 10-28, 2024, promises to be a celebration of musical legends with a set list that includes songs by amazing artists such as jazz musician Ethel Ennis ...
Jun 21, 2024 · Another story to be recognized is local jazz singer Ethel Ennis’ a capella performance of the anthem at President Nixon’s inauguration. “Her choice to sing unaccompanied was a first and was her way to de-politicize the song,” Shodekeh notes in the statement.
