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Marlette Buchanan Reviews
Marlette Buchanan (Sarah), has a rich contralto and her
lovely rendition of the ballad "Your Daddy's Son" shows Sarah's purity of spirit
and wistful hopefulness of better days.
-Richard Wallace, Seattle Times
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Marlette
Buchanan was heard in five of the work's (African Sanctus) extended
sections, exhibiting a soprano of range, color, and flexibility that gave voice
to the cry of the African people, doing so majestically.
Carl J. Halperin, The
Herald-Sun, Durham, NC
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...[the] benefit found many of Seattle's top
musical performers taking the stage... Marlette
Buchanan and Porgy & Bess-Summertime...
-Milton W. Hamlin, SGN,
Seattle
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...a tribute to those who have made outstanding
contributions in Tacoma and Pierce County...those chosen for the awards are
people “who serve quietly, making our community a better place to work and
live.” 2005 HONOREE...GOVERNMENT:
Marlette Buchanan
-Melanie Cunningham, National Exchange Club (Business Master Exchange
Club). Tacoma News Tribune
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All have beautiful voices...Buchanan
is... a classical jazz lounge singer whose voice lends itself to sultry
ballads. Alec Clayton, Tacoma News Tribune, South Sound Arts
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Marlette Buchanan
has a sultry jazz voice reminicent of Sarah Vaughn (listen to her singing
Falling in the first act- great!). Seattle Times, NWsource
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