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Crashing Corporate Christmas Parties in Mongolia

By Mark Sabbatini
January 10, 2007
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"This 'wonderful world' of Mongolian jazz that I am lucky enough to be part of has many things to say regarding brotherhood and sisterhood, as does all true jazz," he wrote, "and many people could learn much from the way musicians from different cultures and countries can come together and make one music—often without rehearsal or pre- discussion—and always, always, with the spirit of cooperation and the determination to produce something greater than the sum of its parts."

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