Jazz Vocalist Corinne Mammana: Songs for Mom

With a sophisticated and soothing style, Corinne Mammana is an American jazz singer, songwriter, arranger, recording artist and bandleader. She is praised by JazzTimes for her “superb technique.”  Her debut EP ‘Under an August Moon’ (released in August 2016) celebrates the Great American Songbook via a four-song collection of jazz standards from the 40s and 50s, as well as contemporary songs.

In 2019 Mammana opened for Grammy-nominated jazz singer Cyrille Aimée. In New York City, Mammana has performed at Birdland Jazz Club, the Metropolitan Room, and the Duplex Cabaret Theatre. She has also performed at Philadelphia’s Chrisʼ Jazz Cafe, the legendary Deer Head Inn, Musikfest, and countless other clubs and concert halls in the region. Self-produced concerts include Jazz in the Christmas City, The Golden Age of Radio, and The Norah Jones Songbook Concert—all to sold-out audiences.

Originally from suburbia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mammana holds a Bachelor of Music degree from James Madison University where she was classically trained in voice. She performed in professional theaters for many years before discovering her passion for jazz music.