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Boston-bred Cathy Segal-Garcia loved jazz since the age of 5 when
she would hang around with her dad (sax player Mike Segal) while
she listened to and copied Ella Fitzgerald. Her mother and
sisters were also musical, and the family got her started on
flute at the age of 10.
Cathy attended the Berklee School of Music from 1972 through 1975, where studied flute and Arranging and Composition . After college, she moved to San Francisco for a brief period, and then to Los Angeles in late 1975, where she still resides. One of the things that has impressed her many colleagues, fans and critics is that she has consistently performed and composed over the years. Performing with literally hundreds of musicians, some of the more well known include:
Pianist Russell Ferrante (The Yellowjackets)
...and the list goes on. Their styles range from bebop to modern jazz. Her singing and professionalism attracted much notice over the years and Cathy is now in demand internationally for clinics, private teaching, jazz compositions, and live performances and studio recording. To date, Cathy has six CDs under her own leadership: Point Of View, Song Of The Heart, Heart to Heart, Alone Together, Secret Life, and her new CD, Day by Day. |
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