Classical crossover group CJA (pronounced see-jay) consists of Joanne Jolee (vocals and keyboard and her three daughters, Christine (violin), Leiticia (vocals and violin) and Krystle (vocals and cello). CJA's musical style is an alchemic blend of European pop, fused with the likes of J.S. Bach and Scarlatti, Celtic folk songs, traditional Irish fiddling and spiritual and poetic influences, as well as disco, opera and techno-industrial elements. CJA was nominated for "Best Female Band" at the Arizona Infusion Music Awards in 2001 and was named "Best Pop Band in Arizona" as part of the Dream-to-Reality Artists Awards program in 2002, the same year its first album was released. CJA has appeared on Arizona TV-12 and TV-3, has performed the national anthem live at events such as the Coors Monster Trucks and Jet Cars Show (ESPN) and at NCAA men's basketball games (Fox Sports), and has given concerts at Worldport International Music Festival, the Scottsdale Festival of the Arts, the Arizona Cotton Festival, the Arizona State Fair, the Fiesta Mall, Alice Cooperstown, the Hard Rock Café, and many more. In 2000, CJA founded Pinnacle American Records, an independent label, and began offering secure Internet downloads to its fans. In 2007 CJA appeared on "The Next Great American Band" as one of 60 bands beating out over 10,000 entrants. See their Fox TV interview at www.cjaonline.com CD Credits All music composed and arranged by Joanne Jolee Piano: Joanne Jolee Violins: Christine Adkins and Leiticia Pestova Cello: Krystle Delgado Hungry World “It’s a hungry world…hungry for love.” Princess Diana (1961- 1997) The Garden Tree From the Song of Songs, 10th century B.C. Ancient Prayer Lyric from the Sarum Primer, 1558 The Arrow and the Song Lyric by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) Loss – a Teenage Tragedy In loving memory of Gregory Wallace Smith (April 30, 1968 – February 24, 1988) CP 1998, Pinnacle American Records, LLC