Composer, bandleader, and jazz vocalist Jenny Davis (The Yeoman Warders Project) is a passionate human rights advocate. In her newest album, Rearranged, she has set to music her original scores, deeply inspired by her devotion to promote acceptance of diversity. From saxophone quartet to string quartet Jenny’s compositional style strives for innovation, and is shaped by over two decades as a jazz musician and improviser. Rearranged features an all-star cast, including multi-Grammy nominated Brazilian pianist, Jovino Santos Neto, (featured on NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert Series), celebrated flugelhornist, Dmitri Matheny and New York’s Sirius String Quartet featuring award-winning violinist, Gregor Huebner. Released under Three Penny Records. From saxophone quartet to string quartet Jenny has a “clarity of depth and authority in her writing” (ALL ABOUT JAZZ). A prolific performer and bandleader, her tour schedule has included both U.S. coasts and international destinations from festivals, halls and venues - most recently returning from a European tour where she was featured in Lyon, France with the award-winning David Bressat Trio. Jenny Holds an M.F.A. in Music Composition from Vermont College of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance from Cornish College of the Arts. She currently lectures at various Pacific NW colleges and schools and is on staff at Island Music Guild.