Dedicated by Ithamara Koorax to Ella Fitzgerald & Nelson Riddle Title track from the album "Autumn In New York" released by EMI in October 2004. Track also released on CD-Single. Featuring: Ithamara Koorax (vocals), Jurgen Friedrich (acoustic piano), Sergio Barroso (acoustic bass) and Cesar Machado (drums) Produced by Arnaldo DeSouteiro.

3. Autumn In New York. Composed By – Vernon Duke.

Ithamara Koorax has a beautiful voice and a wide range. The trio is excellent, pianist Jurgen Friedrich has many short solos, and the repertoire is strong. This Japanese release has an alternate version of Jobim's "You Were Born to Be Mine" at the set's conclusion

Ithamara Koorax:vocals Jurgen Friedrich:acoustic piano Sergio Barroso: acoustic bass Cesar Machado:drums.

Ithamara Koorax (born 23 May 1965 in Rio de Janeiro) is a popular Brazilian pop-jazz singer. Ithamara Koorax has worked with such artists as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfa, Ron Carter, Larry Coryell, Elizeth Cardoso, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, John McLaughlin, Sadao Watanabe, Hermeto Pascoal, Marcos Val. ore . Year: 2005.

Ithamara Koorax (born 23 May 1965) is a popular Brazilian pop-jazz singer She has recorded solo albums for the IRMA, Milestone, Mercury, EMI, JVC, King, Huks and Motéma labels, besides fourteen soundtracks for movies and TV series, and also took part in more than 200 special projects and compilations  . 2005 - Autumn in New York - EMI. 2004 - Cry Me a River - Huks. 2003 - Love Dance: The Ballad Album - Som Livre. 2003 - Love Dance/As Time Goes By" - JVC. 2002 - Someday - Huks.

Ithamara Koorax & Juarez Moreira. For all his importance as an originator of bossa nova, João Gilberto hasn’t written a lot of music.

Ithamara Koorax has released several albums in Brazil and Japan, but Love Dance is only the second US album for this star from Rio, the follow-up to her debut Serenade in Blue. With her unmistakable voice, Koorax sings English, Portuguese, and Spanish love songs composed by such masters as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfá, Marcos Valle and Ivan Lins, plus songs by Claus Ogerman and Jurgen Friedrich (in German). Her voice manifests this diversity to its advantage: Koorax does not sound like a Brazilian singer or an American singer or a jazz singer or a pop or Latin singer.