Michelle Jaeger-Jones By Writer and Contributor Barbara Hart
Michelle Jaeger-Jones By Writer and Contributor Barbara Hart
There are many talented individuals in the South Bay if one chooses to go spelunking in the abundant arts and entertainment “caves” available. Michelle Jaeger-Jones is one of those individuals whose singing talent is yours to discover if you take the time to look.
Michelle began her singing trajectory as a young girl singing along to her mother’s Broadway musical records. From there she moved on to star in her high school production of Camelot as Guinevere.
Jaeger-Jones has put on many shows around the South Bay and produced videos of herself, often featuring the renowned American ballet dancer Eduard Sargsyan, opera luminary Aaron Blake of the New York Metropolitan Opera, and Nigerian musical wizard Wole Oni of Torrance. Michelle credits studying with Blake the past two years with her significant jump in new-found vocal confidence and competency.
In 2022, Michelle had completed work on her solo show “Italian Heart Strings” to be performed at the Warner Grand, but had to cancel because of the pandemic. She hopes to revive it later this year. In the meantime, Jaeger-Jones is hard at work on her own movie, a delightful Italian travelog of sorts starring Michelle and featuring solos and duets with Eduard Sargsyan and Aaron Blake.
Michelle feels truly blessed to be where she is and to have the opportunities to work with such an august cast of superstars. You will be blessed too to experience a musical evening with the very talented and lovely Michelle Jaeger-Jones! Keep your eyes out for her shows and discover her talent!
Barbara Hart is a Grammy-nominated songwriter and twice Emmy-nominated writer penning questions, or answers, for the TV show Jeopardy!. Her credits also include a country musical, The Rose Bowl Queens, and songs recorded by Nashville legends Loretta Lynn and Tammy Wynette. Her latest is a fresh off-the-press humorous book for women titled “I Am My Hair: Confessions of a Salon Whore,” Hart’s personal, decades-long journey to find the perfect hairdresser. High-brow literature at its finest!
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