Results for "piano"

Chris Neill

Born: May 1, 1994

I am a 15 year old semi-professional musician. I play piano, tenor and alto saxophones, clarinet, guitar, cello, bass and drums. I am resident pianist at the Belvedere Jazz Bar, in Billericay, Essex where you can see me every Wednesday evening. I am a permanent member of several professional bands, including my function band Infusion (www.infusionband.co.uk), Miles Davis tribute band Milestones (www.milestones.org.uk), The Bryan Williamson Big Band (www.bryanwilliamson.co.uk), and The Ken Turner Big Band. My trio Infusion are now hosting a jazz jam night in Buckhurst Hill on Sunday evenings

Antonio Mazzei

Born: May 6, 1987

Antonio Mazzei is pianist, composer and producer. After receiving a scholarship, he attended the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City, where he studied with Fred Hersch and Kevin Hays. In 2009, he recorded “Contrastes”, his first album as a leader. As a sideman and other collaborations with Paquito D'Rivera, Marta Gómez, Nella, Joel Frahm, Rubén Blades, and Steve Khan among others. He has also worked as a producer for several songwriters, including 2017 Independent Music Award Winning Album: Luz Pinos "Mariposa Azul" and Camila Perez “Souvenir"

The Bossa Brothers Trio

Born: May 12, 1954

I've been playing piano for about 40 years and I've always been attracted to the different Afro-American forms of music starting with Rock n' Roll which lead me to the Blues which turned me on to Jazz which took me to New Orleans. From there into the Caribbean and South America. It's Music as joy, sadness, overcoming obstacles and a way to bring people together. In the late 90's I had the opportunity to work with a real sambista and learn Brazilian Music in a more authentic manner. Since then I just can't get enough (thanks and you still owe me $50). The Bossa Brothers Trio is a vehicle for my musical brothers and myself to share with you some of what we've learned so far and we hope you enjoy it

August Rosenbaum

Born: April 30, 1987

24-year old pianist August Rosenbaum is an active contributor to the progressive Danish jazz scene. In 2010 he won a Danish Grammy for his debut "Beholder" and was named '#1 New Danish Jazz Act'. Oct 2011 marks the release of a new trio record titled "Live LP". AR has worked with artists such as Quadron, Robin Hannibal, Jesper Just, Jakob Bro, Thomas Morgan and renowned composer Else-Marie Pade

John McAll

Born: December 23, 1960

John McAll is one of Australias More unique jazz pianists and Composers His Style defies pigeonholing and spans many genres From contemporary Classical Afro to Rock. His most recent work"Black Money was recorded at Bennetts New Jersey with Tommy Igoe ,Curtis Fowlkes,Matt Clohesy,and David Rex and released June 2009. After a sold out launch he was invited to play at Wangaratta Jazz Festival to a full house. John Acts as Musical Director to Rock Legend 'Ross Wilson' and is the Pianist for Australias acclaimed Contemporary Classical group ''The David Chesworth Ensemble''.

Beata Hlavenkova

Born: February 2, 1978

The most sought after pianist, arranger and composer of the Czech jazz scene Beata Hlavenkova (born 1978) graduated at Janacek Conservatory in Ostrava as the classical music composer in 1992-1998. In 2001-4 she continued her music studies at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, USA and Betty Carter Jazz Ahead residential program for young composers and performers in Kennedy Center, Washington D. C. In contemporary she has been active as a leader of Beata Hlavenkova Trio (2005

Thomas Klopfer

Born: December 12, 1958

Der Pianist spielt seit Anfang der 90er Jahre in verschiedenen Formationen vor allem in Würzburg und Umgebung (Solo, Duo, Trio, Quintett, BigBand). Seit 2005 gehört er dem Würzburg Jazz Orchestra (WJO) an, das durch seine Programme mit Musik von Don Ellis, Ed Partika, Rainer Tempel, Stan Kenton und Duke Ellington inzwischen über Bayerns Grenzen hinweg bekannt wurde. Im Jahre 2006 wurde die CD "Artistry In Rhythm" - The Music Of Stan Kenton- veröffentlicht.

Nelda Swiggett

Pianist Nelda Swiggett is an active performer and composer on the Seattle music scene. Whether swinging hard with her jazz trio, grooving to salsa and Afro-Cuban rhythms at the Latin club, or laying down soulful gospel riffs at her local church, you can count on Nelda’s strong musicality and creative rhythmic sense. Nelda entered the University of Washington as a classical piano performance major and a serious downhill ski racer -- an unlikely combination that ended abruptly with a major ski accident and two months of traction in a hospital bed at Harborview. Piano was out of the question, but a guitar and flute helped wile away the hours

Rob Rio

Known by some as the "Boss of the Boogie" pianoman/vocalist Rob Rio plays the boogie-woogie and jump blues of the 40's and 50's with a virtuosity and élan that has excited audiences around the world for more than 30 years. Rio has appeared with many of the original blues greats, such as Muddy Waters, Willy Dixon, Charles Brown, Joe Cocker, Paul Butterfield and many more, and has recorded with Mick Jagger, Canned Heat, Billy Boy Arnold, William Clarke, Coco Montoya, Finas Tasby, Walter Trout, Phillip Walker, Jody Williams, among others, and continues to do session work. Born and raised in the Bronx, N.Y., Rio now resides in Los Angeles and currently performs at festivals, events and clubs at home and on the road and has been a favorite attraction throughout the Southland for the last 25 years, either as a solo performer or with his 5-piece band, The Revolvers

Tania Stavreva

Bulgarian pianist Tania Stavreva made her New York Recital Debut at Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in April 2009, as part of the Artists International’s 36 Special Presentation Winners Series. This season, Tania Stavreva appeared at major venues including Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Williams, Brown and Seully Halls in Boston, Lincoln Center’s Paul Hall, Yamaha Artists Services Piano Salon, Steinway Hall, Tenri Cultural Institute, and The Bulgarian Consulate General in New York. Invited by Amanda Palmer from the internationally-acclaimed band The Dresden Dolls, Tania is one of the first pianists of her generation to perform modern classical music at such top rock club venues as the Webster Hall in New York and the Paradise Rock Club in Boston. Recent recital performances include appearances at Steinert Hall, Boston Public Library, Boston Symphony’s Higginson Hall, Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard University, Goethe Institute-Boston, National Ethnographic, United University Church in Los Angeles, Museum-Plovdiv, Bulgaria and “Sala dei Notari” Perugia, Italy