Results for "Jazz piano trio"

A-Tempo Trio

Active since: May 2, 1975

A-Tempo Trio was established as a special occasion of the Covid period by three busy musicians who recognized an opportunity to invest their time in music creation. Since then Alon, Itay and Yoav have been meeting every week in the studio to push the boundaries of the genres and create something new. A-Tempo Trio combines many musical influences, rhythms & styles into a new sound of an original creation. The band's sound contains African and Latin elements, along with Oriental, Balkan & Arabic sounds. Yoav, who recorded his latest album in Amsterdam with his original materials, proves once again that beyond being a unique and musical drummer, he is also a talented composer

Oscar Del Barba

Born: September 12, 1968

OSCAR DEL BARBA was born in Brescia in 1968. He qualified as a pianist with full marks at Brescia Musical School in 1990 and obtained a jazz and composition diploma (also with full marks) at the Giuseppe Verdi Musical School in Milan. He has approached a range of musical genres (jazz, Cuban, Argentinean, Brazilian music) which, together with his classical studies, have given rise to an original personal style influencing his compositions as well as his improvisation. For detailed information about Oscar: http://www.oscardelbarba.it

The Commercialists

Active since: 2015

The Commercialists are a Milwaukee-based jazz trio whose goal in life is to spread holiday cheer through the music of A Charlie Brown Christmas by Vince Guaraldi. 

Peyton Griffin

No Trio for Cats

Active since: 2012

No Trio for Cats organically reinvents the language of the jazz piano trio, transforming mainstream sonorities through a compositional approach that reimagines the swing pulse to explore new sonic horizons. Active since 2012, the Roman trio—Andrea Saffirio (piano and composition), Andrea Colella (double bass) and Matteo Bultrini (drums)—is one of the most distinctive presences on the contemporary Italian jazz scene.

The group was born from the artistic meeting of three musicians united by a desire not to renounce jazz tradition, but to use it as a starting point for innovative sonic explorations. The close rapport developed over the years has allowed the trio to create a personal language that defies mainstream categories, organically integrating influences ranging from late-nineteenth-century symphonic music to elements of Black music—from Motown culture to hip-hop sonorities—without ever allowing these crossovers to become clichés or to overwhelm the project's jazz essence.

Jacob Hurlock

Born: September 25, 2002

Hans Fuecker

Born: January 18, 1966

Hans Fuecker is a German pianist, composer, and arranger with a career spanning multiple decades across jazz, classical, and Latin genres. He studied classical piano at the Maastricht Conservatory under Prof. Barbara Grajewska, and expanded his musical versatility by studying composition and jazz trombone with Jiggs Whigham in Cologne.

As a sought-after instrumentalist and arranger, he has collaborated with prominent acts such as Latin House, Connexion Latina, and salsa legend Larry Harlow. His concert tours have included performances with jazz greats like Buddy DeFranco, Dusko Goykovich, and Matthias Rüegg, as well as shared stages with icons such as Mel Lewis, Christian McBride, and Marc Johnson.

Dimitri Nassar

Born: January 23

Pianist/Music Educator

Dimitri Nassar was born in East Cleveland, Ohio, where he began playing the piano at five years old at the insistence of his father Ivan Nassar, a professional piano tuner. Dimitri’s early piano studies took place at the Cleveland Music School Settlement and the Cleveland Institute of Music under distinguished pianist and jazz educator Cliff Habian. With more than a decade of piano instruction under his belt, Dimitri Nassar was accepted into Shaw High School's jazz ensemble “Rhythm Teens” and was later recruited to further his talents at South Carolina State University, where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in music education. Dimitri later earned a master’s degree in music education from Anderson University.  

Milo Hehmsoth

Milo Hehmsoth is an emerging jazz pianist whose artistry blends traditional jazz roots with a fresh, modern perspective. As the son of renowned jazz composer and pianist Hank Hehmsoth, Milo carries forward a legacy of musical excellence while carving out his own unique voice in the jazz world.

Milo leads the Milo Hehmsoth Trio, captivating audiences with their dynamic interplay and innovative arrangements. Most recently, he was invited to perform at the prestigious Austin Jazz Society Georgetown Concert Series, a testament to his growing reputation in the jazz community.

Gordon Hulbert