Ron Squeri is a name heard through cabaret and recording history. His career spans decades. His performance career started in musical theater, and progressed to both cabaret and recording.
Squeri's journey in cabaret began in the vibrant streets of Washington DC, where he honed his craft in the smoky, intimate venues that define the genre. He then spread across the country to New York City, Chicago, and Palm Springs, no name a few places. His performances are a masterclass in storytelling through song, each lyric imbued with his unique charisma and emotional depth. Audiences are captivated by his ability to take them on a journey, to make them laugh, cry, and reflect, often within the same set. His repertoire ranges from classic Great American Songbook standards to contemporary hits, all delivered with a signature style that made them feel entirely his own.
But Squeri's impact extends far beyond the cabaret stage. In the recording studio, he immortalized his artistry for generations to come. His recordings, characterized by impeccable vocal technique and heartfelt interpretation, continue to enchant listeners. He has had the good fortune to record with Rick Jensen, Sean Harkness, and Tedd Firth, all under the direction of Lina Koutrakos. Whether it is a sultry jazz ballad or an upbeat Broadway showtune, Squeri's recordings have an uncanny ability to transport listeners to the heart of the song. His theater resume includes originating roles in the world premieres of “Googling My Ex”, written by Jill Leger, and of the opera “The Scarlet Letter” by Doug Yetter.
One of his most enduring contributions to the recording world was his dedication to preserving the cabaret tradition. Ron understands the historical significance of this genre and made it his mission to ensure its legacy. Through his recordings, he introduced new generations to the magic of cabaret, helping to keep this intimate form of musical storytelling alive.
Beyond his musical prowess, Ron Squeri was known for his warmth and generosity. He mentored aspiring artists, sharing his knowledge and passion for the craft. Many emerging cabaret performers credit him with their success, as he provided guidance and a platform for them to showcase their talent. In a world where entertainment often trends toward the transient and disposable, Ron's cabaret and recording legacy reminds us of the enduring power of music to move the soul and transcend time.
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