"When I'm on stage I feel at home" - Ella FitzgeraldELLA FITZGERALDItitled "The First Lady of Song", Ella Fitzgerald was the most famous jazz singer in the United States for about more than half century. In her lifetime, she won more than 10 Grammy Awards and also earned the title “The First Lady of Song.” His voice was flexible, wide, perfect and ageless. He could sing sensual ballads, jazz, blues and imitate all instruments. He worked with all the jazz musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra, Dizzy Gillespie and even Benny Goodman. She has performed in major venues around the world. Her audience was as diverse as her vocal range and everyone loved her. To commemorate Black History Month, I decided to research an exceptionally talented musician, Ella Fitzgerald. She was essentially the Aretha Franklin of the jazz age. She was an incredibly talented jazz singer, considered the best by almost everyone. The reason she was chosen as today's Black History Month is because she holds the distinction of being the first Grammy Award winner to be both black and female. Ella Fitzgerald had an everlasting impact, not only on the way she played jazz music, but also on those who performed it. Watching compulsive lives like Ella's, I was inspired by the enormous impact she had through music; especially jazz. She was born on April 25, 1917 in Newport News, Virginia. At school he sang in the glee club, but his passion was dancing. In the 1920s and early 1930s, jazz began to spread across the nation. In 1932, Fitzgerald's mother was killed in a car accident. After her mother's death, her two sisters were moved among her family members, and Ella became a restless, unhappy teenager. He usually had... middle of paper... artistic interpretations of the most passionate songs of his time. More than anything, it is this love of performing that has won her the hearts of millions around the world. Ella Fitzgerald has not only inspired me, but many other people as well. He is a great inspiration for many musicians, artists and even ordinary people. . She laid the foundation for jazz and blues around the world. He sang a form of jazz called scat (it involved notes strung together using nonsense syllables strung together on the spot). She was very famous for her scat singing. Ella Fitzgerald worked hard and patiently to achieve her goals. Ella Fitzgerald is a great inspiration for many musicians, artists and even ordinary people. She was able to overcome many problems and was sure that she would get where she wanted. Even though Ella is no longer alive, her music is still alive in the hearts of many people.