Jolle Greenleaf live in New York

Experience Jolle Greenleaf live on January 20th

Jolle Greenleaf is a vocalist and composer whose work blends elements of jazz, world music, and devotional traditions. Her performances often feature extended vocal improvisation, incorporating influences from Bulgarian choral music, Indian classical singing, and American jazz harmony. Greenleaf’s compositions frequently explore themes of spirituality, nature, and human connection, often utilizing looping technology to create rich harmonic textures alongside her voice. She has released several albums to critical acclaim and regularly leads workshops in vocal improvisation.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is located in the heart of Manhattan, New York City. Established in 1835, the current church building at 423 West 40th Street dates to 1907 and is a designated New York City Landmark. Historically, St. Paul’s has been known for its commitment to social justice and artistic expression. The church offers a diverse range of programs including musical performances, community outreach initiatives and serves as a welcoming space for individuals from all backgrounds. Its acoustics are frequently praised for their suitability for vocal and instrumental music; the space has hosted numerous concerts featuring varied musical genres over the years. The church's pipe organ is a significant feature of its architectural and musical heritage.