She can «vary episodes of tender rhapsodising with the kind of full-throttle intensity that makes a club room seem too small to contain [her]», the Guardian once said of her. Her «full-on aspect emerges in volcanic soul-diva eruptions that rattle the glassware», or in short: few can come close to the emotional range and expressive power of China Moses. Now the musically versatile daughter of jazz legend Dee Dee Bridgewater joins forces with the Tonkunstler Orchestra under Keith Lockhart – for a breathtaking best of jazz, rhythm and blues and everything else that pushes the temperature towards fever.