This is Beata Pater’s ninth CD release and “Tet,” the album title, is the ninth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, as well as the symbol for nine. In numerology it…
Beautiful interpretations and lush renderings permeate “Tet.” While there is much about this album to warrant multiple spins, the songs “Little Sunflower” and “I Feel You” are arguably the best…
For someone with pretty much of a mainstream ‘real life‘ Pater has made a real point of showing off her art chick side when it comes to making records. If…
No boundaries jazz magical vocals Beata Pater – TET: The thing about Beata Pater’s magical vocals is that she is TOTALLY unique, and you’ll find (as I have) that her…
Called Tet because there are 9 tunes on the album, 'tet' is the 9th letter of the Hebrew alphabet and the symbol for number 9. The singer explains that 'tet'…
During her 10 years living in Japan, she taught violin at Yamaha, worked as a CBS Sony's studio singer, worked as a commercial and back-up singer, and at the same time appeared as a jazz club with Hiromu Aoki (p), and many others. Today, she has moved
Backed by a lush orchestra and dreamy arrangements, Pater sings like an angel. That’s not meant to be a cliche–her voice is light and soothing and it always sounds like it’s located from somewhere out in the clouds.
oined by several revered jazz and classical North Californian accompanists, Beata opens with an immaculate version of Freddie Hubbard’s “Little Sunflower” which highlights her beautiful soprano range on Al Jarreau’s lyrics
Vocalist Beata Pater creates a myriad of moods on this album of originals and jazz standards. Her voice here is reminiscent of vintage Lani Hall, a bit nasally with a…
she achieves a sound between Miles Davis’s Birth of the Cool and Oliver Nelson’s Blues and the Abstract Truth as realized by the lovechild of Betty Carter and Mark Murphy. But Pater is like no other.