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April 6, 2010
FIRST LOOK: CHAUNCEY MOORE’S VIDEO OF DEBUT SINGLE “DERAILED” FROM UPCOMING ALBUM “LA VIE EN ROSE” ROCKS
The first video for the pioneer Hub Soul artist from Boston was directed by Lydje Lahens, and is now available for all viewing audiences .
Chauncey Moore may be best-known as the pianist with that bravely experimental group Mission, but he has all the makings of a solo celebrity. Born in Alabama, he moved north to join the freewheeling Boston music scene, in which musicians are constantly swapping styles and playing in different bands – so it's no surprise that this upcoming solo album shall feature an impressive and varied cast. The contingent includes the exquisite Cellist, Composer, Teacher Catherine Bent; one of Boston’s top five Hip Hop Artist, College Professor, Speaker, & Performer Lyrical; Guitarist, Teacher, Engineer, Publisher Tony Schultz; Producer, Songwriter, Director Lydje Lahens, along with contributions from Djalo Cardoso and Paul Bazelais; not to mention the mixing touches of Jared Hancock of Surefire Music Group.
Chauncey Moore’s sound on the album “La Vie en Rose” is very different from other area artist , for he concentrates not on samples, improvisation and virtuoso guitar playing, but on his sturdy vocal work. The songs range from the self-composed title “Scared” to a slinky dance piece from Lydje Lahens and Djalo Cardoso “As a Compliment” and a couple of ballads like the fine Hub Soul sound of “Derailed” from veteran Boston songwriter Lydje Lahens, which are as unashamedly emotional as great country songs.
Chauncey Moore is currently starring in the role of Jimmy Powers in the musical theater “Lady Day”, showing at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Lyric Stage through April 24. He is also gearing up on the production of the follow up music video for the second single “As a Compliment” from the upcoming album “La Vie En Rose”.
“Derailed” Video Credits:
Songwriter/Producer: Lydje Lahens
Video Script by: Lydje Lahens
Director: Lydje Lahens for Hideousman Ent., Boston
Director of Photography: Carlos "Khai" Gomes for Khai Boa Productions, San Francisco
Gaffer: Djalo Cardoso
Editor: Carlos "Khai" Gomes for Khai Boa Productions, San Francisco
Executive Producer (s): Lydje Lahens, Paul Bazelais & Djalo Cardoso
Make-Up Artistry by Joanna Petit-Frere for Visage-1, Boston
Set Designer: Lydje Lahens
Stylist (s) Lydje Lahens and Joanna Petit-Frere
Light Designer: Carlos "Khai" Gomes for Khai Boa Productions, San Francisco
Production Assistant: Rulz Marseille, Valerie Lahens & Dorothy Theodore -
April 7, 2010 - Boston Globe
CHAUNCEY MOORE IS ASKED TO PLAY JIMMY POWERS IN “LADY DAY”
Parker asked for Moore, with whom she had worked before, in the African American Theatre Festival, which Parker runs.
“I really need someone I felt safe with, someone I trusted completely, musically, because as an actor I just want to be free to do whatever Billie would do in a particular moment onstage,’’ Parker says.
Playing through April 24th at Emerson’s Bar & Grill, Lyric Stage
Read More:
http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/articles/2010/03/26/parker_celebrates_billie_holiday_in_lady_day_at_emersons_bar__grill/
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April 7, 2010 - Boston Herald
CHAUNCEY MOORE IN BILLIE HOLIDAY DRAMA BEARS FRUIT
Chauncey Moore as Jimmy Powers & Jacqui Parker as Billie Holiday in Lady Day @ Emerson Bar & Grill @ Lyric Stage Company, Through April 24.
Read More:
http://www.bostonherald.com/entertainment/arts_culture/view/20100331billie_holiday_drama_bears_fruit
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April 7, 2010 - BroadwayWorld.com
CHAUNCEY MOORE TRIUMPHS IN 'LADY DAY" AT EMERSON'S BAR & GRILL, LYRIC STAGE
Musical Director Chauncey Moore and his team of gifted designers transformed The Lyric Stage Company into the dingy Philadelphia club in Lady Day, Through April 24.
Read More:
http://boston.broadwayworld.com/printcolumn.cfm?id=116469
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April 7, 2010 - Edge New England
CHAUNCEY MOORE LOOKS OUT FOR BILLIE HOLIDAY IN “LADY DAY” BOTH ON STAGE AND BACK STAGE TOO DELIVERS THE GOODS
Pianist/Singer/Songwriter Chauncey Moore, appearing as Jimmy Powers in “Lady Day, currently at the Lyric Stage, the soulful musical drama delivers the goods, Through April 24.
Read More:
http://www.edgenewengland.com/index.php?ch=entertainment&sc=theatre&sc2=reviews&sc3=performance&id=104172

