Jill Jack Sings the Great American Songbook

Jill Jack Sings the Great American Songbook invites you to relive the 1930s‑60s golden era of music with the Michigan Philharmonic Orchestra under the skilled baton of conductor Nan Washburn. The film features Michigan’s own Jill Jack—a touring vocalist who has sold out arenas across the globe and opened for legendary names such as Bob Seger, John Waite, Emmy Lou Harris, Shawn Colvin, Dan Fogelberg, Marshall Crenshaw, Chris Isaak and even the late Loretta Lynn—to guide you through an unforgettable journey of classics, standards, and showtunes. Experience an emotional swath of timeless tunes: the vibrant “The King and I Selections” (1951) by Richard Rodgers; the cinematic homage “A Tribute to Henry Mancini” (1958‑1963); the whimsical “The Trolley Song” from *Meet Me in St. Louis* (1944); the aching “My Funny Valentine” from *Babes in Arms* (1937); the heartbreaking “The Man That Got Away” from *A Star is Born* (1954); the cinematic “Moon River” from *Breakfast at Tiffany’s* (1961); the sultry “Sway” (1953); the swing‑laden “Duke Ellington!” (1932‑1943); the infectious “I Got Rhythm” from *Girl Crazy* (1930); the poignant “Send In the Clowns” from *A Little Night Music* (1973); the classic “Fly Me to the Moon” (1954); the soulful “Blues in The Night” from *Blues in The Night* (1941); Jill’s own “Live Like There’s No Tomorrow” (2008); and the rousing “There’s No Business Like Show Business” from *Annie Get Your Gun* (1946). If you’ve ever longed for the warmth of a live concert, the reverence of a historic score, or the charm of a Michigan talent, this film is your invitation to music’s golden age—live and reimagined for today. Details & tickets await.