Jolle Greenleaf live in New York

Experience Jolle Greenleaf live on January 21st

Jolle Greenleaf is a vocalist and composer whose work blends elements of jazz, folk, and world music traditions, often incorporating improvisation and extended vocal techniques. Her performances are characterized by atmospheric soundscapes and lyrical explorations of themes relating to nature, spirituality, and human connection. She has released several albums to critical acclaim and frequently collaborates with musicians across diverse genres.

St. Michael’s Church, located in Manhattan, New York City, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1807. Originally an Episcopal church, it became a Roman Catholic parish in 1884 due to demographic shifts in the surrounding neighborhood. The current church building, completed in 1895, is noted for its Gothic Revival architecture and significant stained-glass windows. Beyond its religious function, St. Michael’s has long been a venue for musical performances, hosting concerts showcasing a variety of ensembles and soloists. The church’s acoustics are frequently praised for their resonance and suitability for vocal and instrumental music. It is recognized as a landmark within the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood and continues to serve both its congregation and the wider artistic community.