Water Witch. Helps me sense Subtle Energies.Don't like? ... BOO!.

The photo you see of musicians on stage (taken from the Canadian Jazz encyclopaedia) is with my Father Leo Perron, great alto player--and I-- and my Father's buddies on stage. First days of Jazz Fest in town.

Leo Perron's mention in the Canadian Jazz encyclopaedia along with other top players here, below. Bebop section.

"Other notable stylists in the bop tradition included: pianists Wray Downes, Mark Eisenman, Hakim and Maury Kaye; drummers Pete Magadini and Norman Marshall Villeneuve; alto saxophonists Sayyd Abdul Al-Khabyyr, Dale Hillary, Bob Mover, Alvinn Pall, LEO PERRON, Bernie Piltch, P.J. Perry, Campbell Ryga and Dave Turner; flutist Bill McBirnie; trumpeter Kevin Dean, and American trumpeters Charles Ellison and Sam Noto (the former in Montréal, the latter intermittently a resident of Toronto after 1975)."

http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/jazz/

Sylvie Perron

https://www.reverbnation.com/sylvieperron

Daughter of GREAT ALTO PLAYER: LEO PERRON. Dr. Sheila Jordan wrote that Sylvie is an exceptional singer. Sylvie Perron studied with Dr. Jordan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheila_Jordan

Sylvie Perron is active in the Jazz milieu with concerts in addition to teaching voice privately, along with being invited as guest lecturer and giving master classes in Universities.

She has performed in musicals on local and international stages, as well as with Cirque du Soleil. She has been awarded several grants from the Canada Council of Arts and Le Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec., along with being a judge for several Jazz contests for both Canadian and Québec Councils.
Sylvie Perron has worked with renowned artists such as Charles Papasoff, Jean Beaudet, Benoît Charest ( Triplets de Belleville), Tom Walsh, Nelson Symons, Claude Ranger, Oliver Jones, Charles Biddle Sr. ...