Love, War and Jazz with Tracy Kash

Audience talk after the show. Tracy Kash began her musical life as a classical musician. She received a Bachelor’s degree from University of North Texas- and a Master’s degree from the venerable Boston Conservatory, in orchestral music and music theory. Tracy is an accomplished flutist, vocalist, composer, arranger, and pianist. Tracy has composed for and performed with a variety of ensembles in and around the Detroit area, including Pebble Creek Chamber Orchestra, Theatre Bizarre Orchestra, Nighthawks Jazz Orchestra and her own soul ensemble, Tracy Kash and the Bro’ Fos. Her 4th studio album, Fierce, was nominated for a 2020 Detroit Music Award for Outstanding World Music Recording. Her previous releases were also nominated for Detroit Music Awards and her 2010 release, “Sound Truth” was chosen as one of the “Top 10 of 2010” by the Detroit MetroTimes culture magazine. She is currently collaborating with award-winning poet Diane DeCillis on creating a musical of the absurd. She is the composer for the historical novel Victors by Heather Buchanan and inspired by the Harlem Hellfighters Jazz Band during World War I. Most recently she was recognized with a 2021 Detroit Music Award for Outstanding World Vocalist.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

145 W 28th St 3rd floor, 145 West 28th Street, New York, United States