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The Band

Lady & the Keys

Stephanie Smith

Vocals

As lead singer in “Lady and the Keys“, Stephanie charms her audience with her powerful story-telling abilities and talents in Jazz, Pop, Soul and other genres. She composes her own songs and when she is not singing, she can be seen as a dancer or actress in films or theater pieces.

Education:

2010 - Present Private vocal lessons in Classical, Musical and Jazz

2000 - 2005 University of California Santa Cruz (California, USA)

2000 Jazz Vocals, Cabrillo College

Mag. Barnabas Juhasz

Pianist and Singer

Education and Professional Experience

Barnabas Juhasz finalized his education in Piano (Classical, Pop, Jazz) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria.

He teaches as a “Docent“ at the Viennese Conservatory of Music and works as a professional pianist/keyboarder as well as singer in a variety of international music groups, and together with various artists and musicians, including: Louie Austen, Mat Schuh and with previous musicians who played with the famous singer, Falco (FALCO Tribute Band).

In “Lady and the Keys“ Barnabas plays the “Keys“ AND also sings together with Stephanie.

Michel Nahabedian

Saxaphone

Education

1997 - 2002 Music Academy “Pancho Vladigerov” (Sofia, Bulgaria)

in Saxaphone and Piano - Jazz Department

1994 - 1997 The Academy of Music and Dance Arts - (Plovdic, Bulgaria) - Music Pedagogy and classical piano

1986 - 1994 Music School: “Dobrin Petkov” (Plovdiv, Bulgaria)

Michel has worked as a professional musician, music teacher, and sound engineer since 2002. He has played concerts in “Porgy&Bess“, “Birdland“, “Tunnel“, “Kunst Haus“and “Kunst Forum“ in Vienna, Austria. Internationally, he has played at the “Bansko Jazz Festival“, “Apolonia“, “Sozopol“, “Sofia Jazz Pick“, “Martenski Muzikalni Vecheri-Ruse“ in Greece, Sweden (“Water Festival“), Holland and Macedonia.