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Mitzi Zilka on vocals with Tony Pacini Trio

October 18 // 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

$12

Mitzi’s students from PCC perform live, call it a  interactive ‘field trip’ for her students!

If jazz is about emotions, Mitzi Zilka has found a way to pack a wallop by combining her talents as both a singer and a lyricist. The words she has penned to a variety of jazz instrumental classics including Monk’s Mood, Blue Bossa, Lament, Pent up House, Look to the Sky and Lady Bird, add a fresh dimension to the jazz tradition, says two-time Grammy winner, Peter Boe. “She not only has a great jazz voice, but also, the words she writes to original instrumental music and existing standards are among the best I’ve seen.”

A Portland native, Mitzi moved to L.A. with her family when she was 11 where she began her classical training as a singer. But says she fell in love with jazz the moment she heard Billie Holiday sing. “What got me about Billie Holiday is that you heard real stories about pain and love and I believed every word she sang.”

Discover the best jazz style in Portland! Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable 

Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.

Details

Date:
October 18
Time:
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Cost:
$12

COVER CHARGES apply when Wilfs features live music in our dining room and bar area – Wednesday – Saturday, 7pm.
Quite simply, the cover charge is equity paid directly to the artists that you are enjoying each night at Wilfs.

When you join us for drinks or dinner and plan on leaving before the 7pm music starts, we won’t ask for a cover charge. That does not mean you can come early and avoid paying the cover – we want to make sure our musicians are paid for their performance. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask your host.