| “Winstone is also a superb lyricist, her songs full of poetic images and metaphors.” Click to read Full Review of Melbourne Concert
“I doubt whether there is a singer alive who could not learn something from her.” Click to read Full Review of Sydney Concert – 1
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| Absolute Jazz |
| Down Beat Magazine |
| “Norma Winstone’s instrument: an unfettered intelligence spinning tales with language…or without” - Thomas Conrad |
| The Guardian |
| “Her spare, subtle and intelligent approach to improvisation, jazz standards, impressionistic tone poetry like a vocal Jan Garbarek and the uncovering of overlooked songs that deserve to be classics, put her in the forefront of European singers.” - John Fordham |
| Jersey Evening Post |
| “It is unlikely that there is a better jazz singer than Miss Winstone. She has none of the histrionics which mar so much of the work of her contemporaries, and one is left with tasteful ideas, expressed in pure musical form.” - Steve Voce |
| The Skanner, Portland, Oregon |
| “.. a one-of-a-kind singer blessed with an ear nonpareil… tones so pure, phrasing so unique and captivating, as to make each song an aural adventure.” |
| Los Angeles Times |
| “.. a superb example of state-of-the-art, imaginative, virtually beyond-definition singing.” – Don Heckman |
| The Times, London |
| “Right now, she is at the peak of her form… there is no jazz singer in the country to touch her.” – Alyn Shipton |
I doubt whether there is a singer alive who could not learn something from her.