PATRICIA ALBERTI

This brilliant, multi-talented vocalist and pianist, composer, arranger and recording artist has thrilled audiences worldwide with her innovative, spectacular piano arrangements and her voice, with a range compared to great artists such as Barbra Streisand and Sarah Brightman. She has performed in television, radio, theatres and concert halls as well as at many Hollywood “A” list parties. Her corporate clients include Disney, Fairmont Corporation, Marriot and many others. Deborah’s musical heritage comes from a grandmother who came over from Italy to play violin in Carnegie Hall when she was 16, then graduated from the New York Conservatory of Music in 1920, a landmark for a woman at that time. Deborah started performing at the age of 9, has toured nationally and internationally, singing and playing for a huge variety of audiences.

Deborah has been described as “Making waves the likes of which we never knew existed” (Rodell Records, LA); “Best Concert we’ve ever had” (Jackson, IA); “Beautiful, Talented, Creative…” (Redmond Community Concerts, OR); “Fantastic vocal range and excellent pianist…gifted…please bring her back!” (IWVCA Community Concerts, CA) Deborah has written and produced a number of her own albums, achieving national college airplay, and has been involved in countless other recording projects all around the Southern California area, both as a musician and as a producer. She has written hundreds of songs and her music is currently being licensed for radio, TV and film projects worldwide. She has recently written two original musicals, One Little Kiss and Tsarina, and both have been performed with rave reviews and are being considered around the country.

Deborah gives a show-stopping performance with an effervescent, sparkling personality, characterized by a classy, teasing humor. The “wow” springs from exceptional arrangements driven by an unbelievable talent on the piano and voice. Deborah is married to a former professional baseball player and they have 3 sons and a male dog. She quotes, “The conversation always comes back to baseball!” But Deborah definitely hits it out of the park!