A dying breed comes to life!

Henry Monzello started to study music at the tender age of five. He learned the piano from his grandfather and performed his first piano solo when he was seven years old. By the time he was ten he had sung and played on different television shows and was the star of elementary school, junior high school and high school. He managed to work his way through college by performing here and there and then finally moved to Las Vegas, Nevada where he was exposed to the likes of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and many other top performers of the time. After a few years in Vegas and some other spots in the U.S. Henry performed on some major cruise lines and then after a ten- year performance in South East Asia where Osaka, Japan was his home base he made his way to Europe. Since 1996, Henry has been performing around Europe with great success.

It would be safe to say that Henry has show business in his blood. He comes from a famous show business family that performed as the Flying Monzellos in Barnum and Baileys Greatest Show On Earth. Henry has a rich background in training and experience and very few performers can match his repertoire and professionalism. Henry sings in five languages and performs Classical, Jazz, Rock and Roll, Blues, Pop, Country and Western, Boogie Woogie and Ragtime all without the use of any technological support. I believe that when you hear Henry Monzello perform you are listening to a slice of class and elegance with a rough edge on it that suits the more modern listener alike.

I was so astounded by him that I convinced him to let me write this piece on him, and it turns out, that not only was I impressed by his voice and playing ability, but also by his general heart-warming attitude. Henry Monzello is also a really nice guy