Results for "piano"

Miguel Sacristan

Born: July 23, 1961

Miguel Sacristan Muñoz Professor of Piano and Composition at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Madrid.He has studied with Agustin Serrano, Luis de Pablo, Claudio Abbado, Nicanor Zabaleta and Padre Sopeña,Chair and Professor of Fine Arts, among others. His father Miguel Sacristan Ramos, Chair of Direction and Composition at the Conservatory, has been his mentor. With a broad professional career, after  conducting the Pequeño Teatro de La Zarzuela in Madrid and various symphonic formations, he focuses on record and television production. He has been part of classical groups of Spanish pop like Pekeniques

Adam Shulman

Born: August 1, 1979

Adam Shulman has been a staple of the San Francisco Jazz scene since he moved to the city in 2002. Before the move, Adam was a student at UC Santa Cruz where he received a degree in classical performance. While at UCSC he studied jazz piano with Smith Dobson.

Adam can also be seen as a sideman with countless bay area musicians and vocalists such as, Marcus Shelby, Anton Schwartz, Andrew Speight, Erik Jekabson, Ed Reed, Mike Olmos, Gary Brown, Patrick Wolff, John Wiitala, Vince Lateano, Faye Carol, Kellye Gray, Ian Carey, and Mike Zilber among many others.

Adam has played as a sideman with internationally renowned artists Stefon Harris, Willie Jones III, Dayna Stephens, Miguel Zenon, Mark Murphy, Alan Harris, Luciana Souza, Paula West, Larry Coryell, Sean Jones, Grant Stewart, John Clayton, Bobby Hutcherson, Bria Skonberg and with the Glenn Miller Orchestra.

Vaughan Johnson

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Hurlante nova

Born: June 5, 1968

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Ian Sinclair

Born: June 7, 1976

A Saskatchewan born and raised musician, Ian Sinclair is an experienced, creative, and versatile pianist that has led a varied career as a performer and educator. During his recent stay in Dallas from 2004 through 2007, he performed with numerous award-winning jazz groups including the University of North Texas 2 O'Clock Lab Band and the Brian Donohoe Quintet which was named the country's Most Outstanding College Jazz Small Ensemble in 2007 by jazz's most prominent publication, Down Beat Magazine. Ian's own quintet was featured as part of the University of North Texas's 2007 CD, Étranger, which featured the best musicians in its prestigious jazz program

Magic of Nomads

The Magic of Nomads is a kazakhstani jazz/fusion band performing the national kazakh music in modern jazz arrangements. The band is comprised of professional musicians, each of whom is a bright individual, which makes their music an outstanding cultural experience.

Laurence Hobgood

Laurence Hobgood began formal piano study at age 6 in Dallas, TX where his father was chairman of the SMU theater program. At age 12 he was introduced to Blues music through his family's church. Several years later, after moving to Illinois, he began formal training in Jazz music. He attended the University of Illinois where he played for three years in the "A" jazz ensemble led by John Garvey. During that time his classical study continued with Ian Hobson.

After moving to Chicago in 1988, he established a local presence leading his own quintet and joining forces with some of Chicago's premier players like Ed Peterson, Fareed Haque, and most importantly Paul Werlico. The group Trio New, with Hobgood, Wertico, and bassist Eric Hochberg, played to critical acclaim and established a serious connection with Wertico that spans many projects and ensembles.

Wolfgang Seligo

Born: December 7, 1968

Pianist and composer Wolfgang Seligo is very much at home in many divergent musical styles. His original music is influenced by jazz, rock, and modern classical music and driven by a funky and powerful sound from the piano. He brought his work onto the international stage in various formations but also solo. He gave concerts in the Forbidden City of Peking, on the Red Square of Moscow, but also in Morocco, Senegal, Chicago and Washington. Other performances include festivals and concert series in Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States. After jazz studies in Vienna, Wolfgang Seligo gathered his first experiences as a composer, producer and musician in the early 1990s. In addition to his participation in various ensembles in the Viennese scene, he cofounded together with Dhafer Yousseff and Gerhard Reiter the ethnic jazz project "Ziryab" (Extraplatte) which toured in Austria and Germany. He also pursued other activities, including individual activities as a composer and a co-producer for some regional music projects (Ariola BMG, EMI) and working as an advertising and media composer for radio, TV and cinema.

Mike Beasley

Born: March 24, 1964

Started playing in different funk and rock bands and now sings and produces music tracks for theatre, exhibitions, shows and demo tracks for electronic drum manufacturer.

Yul Anderson

Yul Anderson, the Elusive Multi talented Artist; Pianist, Guitarist and Vocalist, is not content with existing musical categories. Anderson’s music is a musical universe; a mixture of 18th and 19th Century Classical Music rooted in American Black Music creating a Flowing and Rhythmic Solo Piano Improvisation. Anderson is furthermore inspired by improvisers like Jimi Hendrix and Keith Jarrett, the impressionism of Debussy, Ravel and Bach. John Malkovich enjoyed the music so much that he made a personal call to Yul Anderson and asked permission to use his live solo piano version of "All Along The Watchtower" as the main soundtrack in his debut directorial film "The Dancer Upstairs", starring Oscar Winner Javier Bardem. "My meaning is to perform the ultimate piano experience expressed through sounds that carry the listener on a musical journey to a place where they have never been before", Anderson says as he ponders his musical vision.