Padme received a nice short review on the Pop Culture Classics website.
Link here (scroll down the page to read review):
Downbeat Magazine Woodshed Article
I’m so excited to finally be able to share my Woodshed article in the Keyboard School Section of the September 2015 Issue of DownBeat Magazine!! I wrote about using language as a tool for composing and improvising. I hope you enjoy the article and share it with your friends and students.
Here is a link to access the Digital Edition:
Downbeat Magazine Digital Edition
See pages 82 and 83 for my Woodshed article and see page 77 for the Keyboard School photo. You can pick up a hard copy of the magazine in stores starting next week!
“Padme goes deeper…”
Really in-depth and very nice review of Padme by Carol Banks Weber on AXS.COM
Link: Padme goes deeper
“It’s the melody, not the words”
This is an interview\article about me by Paul Freeman from the San Jose Mercury News.
“Padme” released today!
Today is the official release date for my debut album “Padme”. Visit the Buy CD page on this website to purchase a CD directly from me, or follow the iTunes link for a digital download of the CD.
“Padme” selected as Downbeat Editor’s Pick
“Padme” has been selected as an Editor’s Pick in the July 2015 Downbeat Digital Edition online magazine. Reviewed by Frank Alkyer.
Link here (scroll down to see review): July 2015 Downbeat Editor’s Picks
San Jose Mercury News Review of “Padme”
Here is a link to Andy Gilbert’s great review of Padme in the San Jose Mercury News.
“Padme” Reviewed at Midwest Record Blog
“CAILI O’DOHERTY/Padme: Abandon your preconceived notions before cracking the shrink wrap here. This fair colleen with India thoughts is actually an award winning jazz tyro whose debut plays wisely and winningly well beyond her young years. Coming out of the gate like American Pharoah at the Belmont, she takes the lead, keeps the lead and finishes the race wondering when it’s going to begin. If piano playing had thoroughbreds, you’d be listening to one here. This is a fine example of a fearless, young voice who found the sweet spot where her way and the right way merge as one well before a flashpoint on the horizon.”
