Rushen on these recordings. As a touring and performing solo artist, she appeared in festivals such as the Montreux, North Sea, and Newport. She co-starred with Dee Dee Bridgewater in Montreal Canada 1998 and toured with Michael Bublé in the show Forever Swing 2001. In 2010, she appeared with the Boston Pops for eleven performances at Boston Symphony Hall as a soloist for Christmas shows under the direction of Keith Lockhart. The singer had previously appeared as a soloist with the Pops under the direction of Charles Floyd in 2001 for Pops Gospel performance that year. She has performed with the Baltimore, Syracuse, and Yamayuri Symphony Orchestras. She has a four-octave vocal range. She has recorded for JMT, Verve, and Polygram and has written and arranged songs for Chaka Khan and Roberta Flack. She has worked as a professor of voice at Berklee College of Music since 1998. Goodman has also provided vocals for Patti LaBelle, Nona Hendryx, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Patrice Rushen, Freddie Jackson, Bryan Ferry, and George Duke. Discography As leader Travelin' Light (1993) Until We Love (1994) Angel Eyes (2004) Songs from the Book (2011) Spiritual Tapestry (2014) Black Portraits: (Slavery to Freedom) (2019) As sidewoman I'll Keep Running (Robert Flack) 2018 S.O.U.L. (Roberta Flack) "Softly With His Song" (Roberta Flack) More To Say (Terri Lyne Carrington) "Oasis" (Roberta Flack) 1988 Passion (1988) Norman Connors '|Magic Lady (1991) Lonnie Liston Smith It's Too Late (The Strangers) 1983 As a writer "You Can Make the Story Right" (Chaka Khan), The Woman I Am (1991) "Rap intro to A Prelude to a Kiss" (Roberta Flack), Roberta (1994) Publications Vocal Improvisation: Techniques in Jazz, R&B and Gospel Improvisation (2010) References Further reading Benjamin, Alicia. (March 12, 1988). Baltimore singer aiming for stardom. The Baltimore Afro-American. Kunzler, Martin. (2002). Jazz Encyclopedia Vol 1. Reinbek. Woodward, Josef. (August 1994). Better halves. Downbeat''. 61(8): 44. External links Gabrielle Goodman at Berklee College of Music 1964 births Living people American women jazz singers American jazz singers Musicians from Baltimore Berklee College of Music faculty Peabody Institute alumni Jazz musicians from Maryland Women music educators American women academics 21st-century American women