Results for "piano"

Jean-Philippe Dary

Born: 1966

Jean-Philippe Dary was born in 1966 in Saint-Raphaël, Var, France, of fresh Guyanese parents. He started his musical career with the family. As in many family Dom-Tom, music is omnipresent in everyday life. Jean-Philppe Dary naturally integrated the magic function of bassist in one of the Caribbean orchestras of Frejus / St Raphael "Tropical Ambience". In the middle of the eighties, pianos-bar and private parties in the south began, thanks to a big brother Max Marolany, the warm atmosphere of the evenings and beaches of Saint Tropez ... "It makes you want to make people kiss , Give joy, it's a nice job! "

Danielle Friedman

Born: July 19, 1991

Danielle Friedman is an Israeli pianist, composer, and improviser currently based in Berlin.
Musically and geographically she crosses and transcends borders, bringing together different influences. Her music flows between Jazz, Classical, and lyrical as well as rhythmic free improvisation, riddled with imagination.
She is associated with these projects: Tangerine, Lisa Hoppe's YSOP, King Josephine, Zahir, Maura MoC, and Danielle Friedman Trio. 

Danielle’s debut album "School of Fish” was recorded with her New York Trio in Brooklyn in 2017, with Aron Caceres on bass and David Jimenez on drums. The album was released alongside a short European tour in 2018 and received excellent reviews from acclaimed magazines.

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Born: December 24, 1982

Sergio Pamies

Born: July 6, 1983

Born in Granada, Spain in 1983, Pamies has published three albums under his name; Entre Amigos (PSM, 2008), Borrachito (Bebyne Records, 2011), and What Brought You Here? (Bebyne Records, 2017). Critics have acknowledged his talent for composition, the lyrical qualities of his playing, and his natural and spontaneous ability to fuse the traditional jazz language and flamenco music of his childhood. Pamies has performed at festivals in Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Colombia, Perú, China, Spain, and the United States. He has collaborated with outstanding artists, such as Christian Scott, Rubem Dantas, Antonio Serrano, Diego Amador, Pepe Luis Carmona “Habichuela” (all of whom collaborated in the making of Borrachito), Quamon Fowler, Horacio Fumero, Matthew Simon, Michael Miskiewicz, and Joan Albert Amargós

Martin Lesch

Black Martis

Born: November 22, 1982

Playing what they describe as Angry Jazz this new, loud, driving, beautiful and exciting music takes in all of the bands previous metal and post-rock influences, all wrapped up in a traditional piano trio format. Mixing delicate piano, flowing bass lines and rock fuelled drum rhythms, Black Martis create a sound big enough to surprise the unsuspecting onlooker in more ways than one.

Alex Koo

Born: February 11, 1990

Despite his young age, Belgian-Japanese pianist & composer Alex Koo has already been hailed as a daring innovator and a rising star in the world of jazz & piano. His album Appleblueseagreen, with American icons Ralph Alessi and Mark Turner, was praised by Downbeat Jazz Magazine and included in their list of ‘Best Albums of 2019‘, with the mention “Stunningly original”. Domestically too, one blazing review upon another: “Belgium is too small for pianist Alex Koo” or “We are stunned”, published in De Tijd and Le Soir.

Yakir Arbib

Born: March 6, 1989

Yakir Arbib was born in Jerusalem on March 6th 1989, and started playing the piano when he was 4 years old. At 7 years old he enrolled at Tel Aviv’s “Stricker Conservatory Of Music” where he studied between the years 1996 and 2007 taking baroque recorder, trumpet and ensemble playing in addition to classical piano repertoire. During those early years Yakir performed in many concerts/recitals in the conservatory and has received a number of scholarships. At the age of 14 his career took on a completely different turn when he attracted the attention of the only jazz teacher at the conservatory at the time who started then giving Yakir jazz lessons, and in 2004 he was admitted to the prestigious “Thelma-Yellin Highschool of the Arts” in Tel Aviv where he continued his studys in jazz with some of israel’s most influential artists such as Amos Hoffman, Eli Degibri, and the Cohen brothers

Judy Night

Born: December 26

I've been playing the piano since 2nd grade. Music is part of me, but I veered from music and became a physician—a pediatrician, to be exact. It took a brush with cancer and a deep focus on meditation to return to the path that my inner self truly leads—the path of music. Now I've been on the Chicago music scene since 2015, and since 2015 have had a monthly at Serbian Village Restaurant in Chicago, and since the beginning of 2016 have had a monthly at 210 Restaurant & Live Music Lounge in Highwood. My group plays originals, standards and new standards, bringing to jazz some of the great songs of our youth.

Isaiah J. Thompson

Isaiah J. Thompson is the winner of the 2023 American Pianists Awards and the Cole Porter Fellowship in Jazz of the American Pianists Association. Originally from West Orange, New Jersey, the pianist and composer began studying at The Calderone School of Music from an early age, and soon after with Jazz House Kids and NJPAC Jazz For Teens. Isaiah was later admitted to The Juilliard School where he graduated with both his Bachelor’s and Master’s of Music degrees.

Isaiah has performed with major artists, including Ron Carter, John Pizzarelli, Christian McBride, Catherine Russell, Steve Turre and Buster Williams. His recording debut was featured on Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Handful of Keys album with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, and he has since released multiple recordings as a leader.