Cécile McLorin Salvant Performs Live In-Studio
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We were listening to folk music, some bluegrass. I could go on and on, actually. A lot of Brazilian music.
And that's all due to your mother.
She has a huge, wide ear and she traveled a lot in her childhood. And I think she brought back those travels in some way or that traveling sort of feeling.
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