About Julie Monley
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Biography
Julie Monley is originally from Denver, Colorado.
After several years of classical studies, she devoted herself to
jazz.
She worked nearly ten years in America notably with
saxophonists George Keith and Phil Urso, pianist and composer
Joe Bonner, and Peruvian guitarist Manuel Molina. In London she
worked with Welsh guitarist Dylan Fowler and drummer Tony
Crombie.
After moving to Paris, France in 1986, she won the best
vocalist prize at the ‘97 “Jazz Festival de Vienne.” In 1995, she
won second prize at “Tremplin Jazz du Val d'Oise” competing with
185 groups of amateurs and professional musicians from
throughout Europe.
In August 1998, Julie moved back to Denver with her family
and is currently singing in various clubs, and studying classical
voice.
Julie’s repertoire is original and eclectic, covering the work
of Antonio Carlos Jobim, Stevie Wonder and Miles Davis.
Notable performances;
Django Reinhardt Jazz Festival, Fontainbleau, France July, 1998
Jazz à Monségur Festival, Monségur France
Jazz Festival of Colmar, Colmar France June 1998
"Julie comes on stage with a smile, when her voice starts she
amplifies the state of grace" {Dunkerque Expansion)
"The voice full and warm, serene, and simply divine." (Les
dernieres nouvelles d'Alsace)
Julie Monley is originally from Denver, Colorado.
After several years of classical studies, she devoted herself to
jazz.
She worked nearly ten years in America notably with
saxophonists George Keith and Phil Urso, pianist and composer
Joe Bonner, and Peruvian guitarist Manuel Molina. In London she
worked with Welsh guitarist Dylan Fowler and drummer Tony
Crombie.
After moving to Paris, France in 1986, she won the best
vocalist prize at the ‘97 “Jazz Festival de Vienne.” In 1995, she
won second prize at “Tremplin Jazz du Val d'Oise” competing with
185 groups of amateurs and professional musicians from
throughout Europe.
In August 1998, Julie moved back to Denver with her family
and is currently singing in various clubs, and studying classical
voice.
Julie’s repertoire is original and eclectic, covering the work
of Antonio Carlos Jobim, Stevie Wonder and Miles Davis.
Notable performances;
Django Reinhardt Jazz Festival, Fontainbleau, France July, 1998
Jazz à Monségur Festival, Monségur France
Jazz Festival of Colmar, Colmar France June 1998
"Julie comes on stage with a smile, when her voice starts she
amplifies the state of grace" {Dunkerque Expansion)
"The voice full and warm, serene, and simply divine." (Les
dernieres nouvelles d'Alsace)