“The Pfisters' specialty, the recreation of the harmonies of New Orleans' own Boswell Sisters, occupies an important place in

the history and evolution of New Orleans music. The Boswell Sisters, in the twenties and thirties, invented close harmony jazz

singing.

The Pfister Sisters carry on this tradition. Their music, however, is anything but a museum piece. Their voices melt together,

their band really kicks, and they get the audience smiling and swaying in the timelessness that is the joy of music.”

— 1997 Jazz Fest review at 'Radio Free New Orleans' Internet Site on the Web

HONORS AND AWARDS

Nominated for Gambit Weekly’s Big Easy Award for Best Female Performer, May 2009

Performed at ASCAP’s Deems Taylor Awards, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Dec. 9, 2008

Boswell Centennial Series, founders and performers, New Orleans, Dec. 2007

Artists-in Residence for the French Ministry of Culture in Saintes, Cognac and Bordeaux, November, 2006

Bush-Clinton Hurricane Katrina Riverboat Natchez Concert Series, traveled from Cincinnati to New Orleans fund raising

for the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund with The Dukes Of Dixieland and Luther Kent, 2005

St. Louis Cathedral Christmas Sacred Music Series, New Orleans, LA

National D-Day Museum - Opening Festivities - New Orleans

The Louisiana State Museum at the Mint (New Orleans, LA), The Jazz Exhibit (1995-2004)

National Association of Independent Record Distributors (NAIRD) – Best Recording,Category: Women's Music 

(1986) for New Orleans

THEATER

Sing, Sing, Sing, Our musical cabaret from Berlin, summer, 2008

All’s Well That’s Boswell, original multimedia cabaret on the career of The Boswell Sisters, at Le Chat Noir and The

National Jazz Park, 2000 to present

Cole, the Music of Cole Porter, Masonic Theater, New Orleans

Sing, Sister, Sing, an original musical play based on the life of the Boswell Sisters, New Orleans

Dew Drop Inn Revisited, with Charles Neville, at the Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans

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