About the CDs, "Indigo", & Book,
"A Singer's Guide to the Well-Trained & Powerful Voice (with companion mp3 Vocal Exercises)":

Currently, jazz celeb, Cheryl Hodge is celebrating the release of her latest CD, "INDIGO" (2009), featuring Cheryl along with guitar great, John Stowell, Juno winner Brad Turner on trumpet, Tom Colclough on sax, and a host of other greats! If you wanna know more you can peruse this site, and also visit her at CDBaby.com, below - to hear cuts:

As a seasoned professor (formerly at Berklee College of Music - and currently head of the Selkirk College vocal dept. in Nelson, BC), Cheryl has taught Paula Cole, Kyle Gordon, Frazee Ford (of the Be Good Tanjas), and many other greats! Hodge is keen on sharing her knowledge of vocal technique. If you're here to check out her book w/mp3s, here's a sample chapter. You're invited to click on the "CDs, Book & Reviews" page here, (and hear some other CDs, while you're at it.) Purchase the book w/mp3s straight from this site, or, get it directly from CDBaby books & hear samples of the mp3s:

A Singer's Guide for the Well-Trained & Powerful Voice, with companion mp3 Vocal Exercises ($29.95)"

"A Singer's Guide To the Well-Trained & Powerful Voice" is now also available as an ebook in .pdf format (with mp3s included) at: ebookmall.com:

"A Singer's Guide ebook with companion mp3 Exercises ($19.95)"

Check out a few articles on Cheryl:

"Review on Cheryl Hodge, BC, Canada"

"Review on Cheryl Hodge, Jazz Erie, PA"

John Stowell wrote this article about composing with Cheryl, on the song "I Wish"

Here's an article Cheryl wrote for a songwriter site:

"songstuff.com"

To keep in touch with where Cheryl is playing, just click on"Schedule", where you'll be filled in on what's happening with gig dates.

For bookings, feel free to email her

Or, Contact by mail:

Hodge Management
PO Box #276
Metaline Falls, WA  USA  99153

**** "Live and Alive" shows (Hodge's) striking gifts; especially her full and powerful voice...shining most prominently on the bluesier tunes... Her 8ve leaps and pitch-perfect landings evoke Portland great Nancy King, while her bluesier side is reminiscent of Ernestine Anderson. Her song, Before Sunset, also reveals her ability to write and execute advanced harmonies..."

The Oregonian, Lynn Darroch

Cheryl Hodge | Launch