Music Review: Lori Henriques' 'How Great Can This Day Be'

NPR | By Stefan Shepherd

Published December 18, 2014 at 4:49 PM EST

In contrast to many of her peers, Portland-based musician Lori Henriques' music for kids is rooted in jazz. Her latest album is How Great Can This Day Be.

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