Who: Attorney Lauren P. Raysor, Esq., author of "Living the Wealthy Life" Clarissa Sinceno, soloist What: Lauren P. Raysor, Esq., attorney and author of "Living the Wealthy Life," announces that Clarissa Sinceno will be performing at Jazz by the Riverside Back Stage Pass after her open rehearsal. Ms. Sinceno, a soloist at The Riverside Church has recently returned from Kennedy Center and tour with the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Co., she has been known for her unique vocal stylings in jazz, classical and gospel. Audience members will have access to the raw and uncompromised talent of a seasoned and up-and-coming artist. Audience members will get a close look at how she prepares in a live open rehearsal where some of the moments they never get to see happen before the start of a performance. Sheila E. Anderson, Announcer, WBGO 88.3 FM, will host this series. When: Friday, July 8 6-10 p.m. Where: Riverside Church (10th Tower) 490 Riverside Drive New York, NY (Entrance is at the Claremont Avenue side) Directions: LIE to Exit 31 N-S for Cross Island Parkway N toward Whitestone Bridge. Merge onto Cross Island Parkway North. Take Exit 33 to merge onto I-295 N/Throgs Neck Bridge/Bronx/New England. Stop for toll booth. Keep straight onto I-295 N/I-695 N/Throgs Neck Expy. Stay on I-295 N/Cross Bronx Expy. Ext. After 2 miles, stay straight onto I-95 South/Cross Bronx Expy. At Exit 1, take ramp right for Rte. 9A South/Henry Hudson Pkwy toward Downtime. At Exit 12, take ramp right for Marginal St. toward W. 125th St. Turn left onto W. 125th St./Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Turn right onto Broadway (McDonald's on the corner). Make a right onto W. 120th St. and another right onto Riverside Dr. Church is on the left. Entrance is on the Claremont Avenue side. Photo Ops: Ms. Raysor and Ms. Sinceno before the performance. Ms. Raysor introducing Ms. Sinceno. ### About Lauren P. Raysor Lauren P. Raysor is an attorney concentrating in personal injury, civil rights, matrimonial and family law, and corporate, business and municipal legal services. A 1988 graduate of Fordham Law School, Ms. Raysor has worked on behalf of the people, both in her own practice and as an attorney for the City of New York and the State Attorney General's Office. In 1993, Ms. Raysor joined the New York City Law Department as Deputy Chief and Senior Trial Counsel, handling negligence cases in the city. From 1999 to 2001, she served as Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Bronx and Upper Manhattan, investigating and litigating consumer fraud cases. In 2002, Ms. Raysor served as President of the Metropolitan Black Bar Association, where she testified before the City Council on civil rights issues. She has handled high-profile cases, including representing the shooting victim in the case against rap and hip-hop artist Remy Ma.