Celebrating Ella Fitzgerald, "The First Lady of Song," this jazzy piece is inspired by the famous singer's immeasurable talent and her utter humility. Creatively combining her words with a song she's famous for singing, it is a showcase worthy of study on all fronts, especially for Black History Month or Women's History Month. With optional solos and a section incorporating scat syllables, it's a winner for treble choirs! Consider programming with the other two pieces in the cycle: Amelia Flies; Louisa Dreams.