By Elizabeth Tomboulian
Member since: 2011
I love jazz because it offers the opportunity to hear, sing, and play music composed spontaneously, using music and humor as
universal languages. It knows no borders. It promotes unity and peace.
I was first exposed to jazz when I was visiting my older brother, Nick, and came across Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
I met Richie Cole opening for his quartet at the Blue Note in Boulder
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I love jazz because it offers the opportunity to hear, sing, and play music composed spontaneously, using music and humor as
universal languages. It knows no borders. It promotes unity and peace.
I was first exposed to jazz when I was visiting my older brother, Nick, and came across Miles Davis' Kind of Blue.
I met Richie Cole opening for his quartet at the Blue Note in Boulder. He and I performed “Billies Blues” as his encore, trading
4s. Great fun!
The best show I ever attended was Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass.
The first jazz record I bought was Thelonious Monk.
The beautiful thing about jazz is there is no destination of complete and total understanding. There is, however, a never-ending
depth of discovery ready and waiting when you have time to explore.
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