Jenifer Whisper

In the seventies while meditating one day, I heard a voice in my mind say “Hello, Jenny.”
“Did I just hear someone say 'Hello Jenny?'
“Yes you did. It's me George Gershwin.”
“Oh sure,” I scoffed, “as in Rhapsody in Blue?”
“That's right,” he said, “that's who!”
These words from the legendary and celebrated composer George Gershwin changed my life forever.

What I would like to present to Stage32 is how George Gershwin embellished my life by telling me I was the one he chose to be a musical medium for him. I was shocked beyond belief. He went on to say he had been grooming me for this job since I was seven years old which is the year (1937) he went to the other side. He and other legendary composers want to show the world that there ain't no such thing as death. Can you imagine that? True to his word Gershwin started channeling words and music through me. I would record all these songs I was receiving from he and other composers on my cassette player until the time came when I met a pianist named John Dunkerley who wrote them out on musical staff paper. Before you knew it I had oodles of songs and was guided by George Gershwin to put musical productions on in San Diego, CA where I'm from so people could hear the music I was being given. Included was the message he and the other composers whom I affectionately refer to as “My Stars Above,” want all of us here on earth to know that the idea of death is a lie. They themselves were astonished when reaching 'the Other Side' that death was one big lie.
“We found out we hadn't died. The music never dies; the love never dies. We never die. This journey called life continues on.”

I would love nothing more than to represent them and share their music and how I brought through this music that has a common theme of a life that never ends. This music is designed to entertain and educate the soul and assist audiences in becoming aware that indeed death is a lie!

Here are some quotes. This one from Judy Garland: “Do not weep and lament the dead, learn from us instead.” And George M. Cohan says “To think we die, is a grave mistake!”

I have written a musical production “The Broadway Express” telling my life story and sharing all this wonderful music from “My Stars Above.”