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Young musicians show off skills at Bethany Blues
True Blue Jazz Festival kicks off another year
Jordan Demby plays the trombone at the True Blue Jazz Festival’s Youth Jazz Appreciation Night Oct. 13 at Bethany Blues in Lewes. NICK ROTH PHOTO
October 15, 2021
The True Blue Jazz Festival kicked off another jam-packed schedule Oct. 13, with its Youth Jazz Appreciation Night at Bethany Blues in Lewes.
Young musicians from throughout the state took to the stage to show off their skills.
The True Blue Jazz Festival continues with live shows throughout the Cape Region this weekend. See the official jazz festival program, produced by Cape Gazette, at capegazette.com/center/2021-rehoboth-beach-jazz-festival/226733.
Grace Thomas announces the song she’s about to play with her twin brother Jack and older brother Dylan.
Bodhi Williams, 11, plays the drums.
Madison Butler plays a trumpet solo with the Dover band.
Keenan Williams, 14, plays and sings a jazzy tune.
Jack Thomas plays trumpet with the Thomas Trio.
Ryan Mountz plays guitar with a group of Dover performers.
Grace Thomas jams on the bass.
Sahreniti Jones of Dover plays the clarinet.
True Blue Jazz Festival organizer Eddie Sherman takes a photo of 12-year-old Alec Villar.
Jordan Davis takes his turn on center stage playing a sax solo.
Alec Villar, 12, shows off his skills.
Ben Cooper smiles as he plays the cello.
True Blue Jazz Festival organizer Eddie Sherman introduces the next act to the stage.
Greg Stewart plays the trumpet with his Dover classmates.
Alex Wiggins feels the music as he plays the trombone.
Bryce Fulgham jams with the big sax.
Keenan Williams impresses with his guitar skills.
Garrison Horsey works the trumpet masterfully.
Music director Christy Taylor tickles the ivories as she plays with her students.
Playing on the Bethany Blues stage are (l-r) Christy Taylor, Garrison Horsey, Keenan Williams and Alex Wiggins. Bodhi Williams is almost out of frame playing drums.
Alex Wiggins plays the trombone.
