Hannah Burgé

Phew! That one took a long time. My website is back to Hannah Burgé .com and I couldn’t be happier.  Names are important – especially chosen ones! 

A few years back my website hannahburge.ca was hacked and offered back to…

https://events.unibo.it/aisc2021-en 

Are you there? You’re on mute? I can’t see you. What if I hang up and try again?  Sometimes, I think that making digital connections is like trying to teach your grandmother how to use Zoom. You may eventually…

Every week, the TD Toronto Jazz Festival asks a different local artist to provide their unique perspective on the pandemic experience from a musician’s point of view Educators, composers and partners bassist Paco Luviano (PL) and vocalist Hannah Burge Luviano…

Opening Address: On the Benefits of a Music Education 

The situation where you find yourself this morning is one of anticipation. You anticipate that the faculty will help ready you for a four-year degree, or a one-year diploma in musical…

In October, Hannah accepted a position as the Incoming Academic Program Manager for Humber Music. One of the finest music programs in Canada, Hannah is thrilled to be part of the team.

For the consideration of the Culture and Heritage Sector

My name is Hannah Burgé Luviano, and I am a musician and researcher living in the city of Toronto. I do not…

This video release was made in partnership with multi-media artist, Justin Broadbent. 

It was produced and filmed by Justin Broadbent in December 2019 and  features Robi Botos (piano)

Check out the video on YouTube

by Michael Doherty

Vocalist Hannah Burgé’s debut album, Green River Sessions, is a nice mix of jazz and world music elements. Though she is based in Ontario, clearly part of her soul is residing in Latin America. Approximately half…

The Whole Note - by Andrew Timar - View Original Article Here

Toronto singer Hannah Burgé’s debut album Green River Sessions finds its heart in mid-to-late 20th century international jazz currents, (re)influenced as they were by bossa nova, Cuban and…

by Raul da Gama View Original Article Here

The act of singing may be described as producing musical sounds with the voice to augment regular speech, by the use of both tonality and rhythm. This would suggest that anyone who…