Amy Jordan

Critical reviews describe singer, songwriter Amy Jordan as, “the voice of an angel.” Born in San Francisco, raised in Palo Alto, CA, her early formation @ Palo Alto High School w/Marjorie Klein and Olga Schuerman were her foundation. Amy began her college experienceas a Vocal performance at The Indiana University School of Music in Bloomington, where she also held an Athletic Scholarship on the Indiana University Women’s Varsity TENNIS Team ( consistently ranked #1 in the Big 10 ). Before her senior year at IU Amy Transferred to UCLA where she finished her degree at UCLA in Music Composition, graduating 1987.

She has appeared and recorded with Joan Baez, Geggy Tah (David Byrne’s Luaka Bop Label), French performance artist CongopunQ, and most recently w/surviving members of The Doors. In 2012 she also gave a live Solo concert featuring her own works in The St. Stephens’ Concert Series in NYC.
Amy sang on the 30th Anniversary special for National Geographic, 2009 French film “Kill Me (Tue Moi)" by Emily Atef, and a Michael C. Ford Poetry ( Hen House Studios ) Album featuring “The (mostly reunited) Doors”.
Her theatre career includes leading and starring roles in the original New York Companies and Casts of “Cowgirls” and "Madison Avenue”,a small featured role on TV’s “One Life to Live,” and numerous leading roles in Regional Theatres across the country. Performing at Symphony Space, Town Hall NYC ,and Radio City Music Hall, she shared the stage with Bebe Neuwirth, Tony Danza, Bea Arthur, Jim Dale, James Naughton, and Ann Reinking. 
The Siegel Entertainment Syndicate describes Jordan as a “tender, lovely voice.”  And The Daily Review of Alameda County, CA says she is “a soprano clear and fine throughout its wide range.”
“When you sing, you pray twice,” said St Augustine.  To hear Amy Jordan sing breathes life to these words.