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~Guest: Claude Jay Follow/Contact IG: @cjaynyc Fb: Claude jay www.HarlemMyLove
--- Claude Jay “Ambassador of Music” It was on a tour of Japan that a newspaper reporter celebrated Claude Jay, with a glowing review and the title “Ambassador of Music”. The title, “Ambassador of Music”, captures the essence of Claude Jay’s spirit, mission, and music. Claude Jay is blessed with the gift of song. His melodious, expressive and soulful voice has been heard by audiences in live performances and recordings through out the United States and around the world. He has sung on stages in France, Italy, Brazil, Argentina and Japan. He was honored to sing at The White House for the African American Clergy Summit on HIV and AIDS. A graduate of Morehouse College, he was presented in two benefit concerts for the college on the world renowned stages of New York City’s- Carnegie Hall, Weil Recital Hall. Jay has sung on the stage of The Apollo Theatre and Lincoln Center’s Festival. In addition, Jay has worked with the New York City Marathon, The Harlem Chamber of Commerce and the New York Road Runners, he sang and served as Master of Ceremony greeting over 47,000 runners for the “Harlem Miles” Gospel Stage of the NYC Marathon. Other performances include, The City of New York, Mayor’s Awards Luncheon and for numerous churches, schools, civic and not for profit organizations
. --Jay has lifted his soaring voice for many issues and causes. Jay sang on benefit concert, Harlem for Japan at Aaron Davis Hall, The City College of New York; produced and sang on, “A Concert for Haiti”, at the St Paul Baptist Church, Harlem, NYC. Other causes he has lent his voice, talent, include HIV and AIDS, education, advocating for the children, elderly, the arts, for civil and human rights, the incarcerated and against racism and sexism. Through his gifted voice he has spread goodwill, traveling across borders and transcending obstacles and barriers. HarlemMyLove.com grew out of his singing in Japan and where he found there was an interest in Harlem and African American Culture
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