Results for "piano"

Eduardo Elia

Eduardo Elia is a pianist from Córdoba, Argentina. He began his musical studies in Córdoba, continued in Buenos Aires, and later studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston. This formative path has led to a body of work that currently includes ten albums.

On Blue Art Records (Rosario, Argentina), his releases include Callado, El yang y el yang, We See, Figuras de un solo trazo, Solo, Cuando sea necesario, and Lejos del torbellino.

On 577 Records (New York, USA), he has released The Art of Not Falling: Improvisations on Schoenberg’s Op. 19 Piano Pieces—which earned him “Pianist of the Year” in a poll conducted by the jazz website El Intruso—as well as Una pregunta, tres respuestas and Desvíos (2025).

Jared Pauley

Born: July 24, 1981

Jared Pauley is a keyboardist, composer, producer and educator based out of New York City. Originally from Charleston, West Virginia, he started playing the guitar and the piano as a teenager and grew up on a healthy mix of The Doors, Medeski, Martin and Wood, Herbie Hancock, and other artists. After graduating from Marshall University in 2006 he moved to Manhattan to begin his studies at the renowned Jazz History and Research program (founded by Dr. Lewis Porter) at Rutgers University-Newark. As a musician he cities many artists as influences. He is proficient in jazz, funk, Latin, hip-hop and blues

Douglas Campbell

Born: January 1, 1977

Douglas Campbell is a Jazz Pianist performing jazz standards and modern music with a jazz twist. Douglas’s piano style is to provide gentle background music to any occasion and provide a service that allows the conversation to flow without being intrusive. Douglas enjoys the music of George Gershwin, Count Basie and Duke Ellington whilst also sticking to great standards by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and many more. Douglas has developed his love of Jazz over many years and incorporated his classical piano skills to showcase his jazz skills. Although Douglas is a trained classical music, having studied music at Trinity College of Music, Napier University and St Andrews University on French Horn he kept his studies relevant on the piano to deal with the modern demands on musicians

Mark Mellis

Born: July 26, 1959

Mark Mellis is a composer, music editor, educator, saxophonist, pianist, pastoral musician, husband, father and grandfather. He received a Master of Music in saxophone performance from Northwestern University and a Bachelor degree in music education from Arizona State University. After serving as music editor for North American Liturgy Resources (NALR), he and his wife Carol founded the Phoenix Liturgical Arts Center (PLACe), a music academy and center for the liturgical arts. The PLACe offers customized worship resources for several parishes across the US and currently administrates the instrumental music programs at various Phoenix area schools

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Amanda Trees

Born: October 20

I have been acting and making music since a very young age while living in Brooklyn. My Grandfather had left his piano there and I would run home every day and play it. My mother encouraged me to learn as much as possible about the arts. I went to the Rudolph Steiner School in Manhattan, took ballet classes and acting as well as art and botany group in Prospect Park." My stage and TV experience involves a wide variety of things including Broadway, Summer Theater, Off-Broadway, and several years of playing a lead on a soap opera, Love Of Life on CBS. During this time I kept up with the music and was asked to record an album for the (then) Poppy Records, which later became Tomato Records and they asked if I would like to record again

Yuri Volodarsky

Born: December 11, 1958

Yuri Volodarsky is best known as an actor, a writer, and a director and producer of film, television, and video. But he’s also an exceptionally talented musician, both as a composer and as a performer. He is proud to present a brand new triple release box set of his compositions created from the mid 1970’s through the present day. Titled "Yuri Volodarsky & Friends: Tripytch," this captivating collection highlights a retrospective of his greatest hits recently re- arranged, recorded and mixed in a variety of styles ranging from fusion, jazz-rock, progressive rock and even symphonic jazz. The Box Set consists of two separate CDs and a compilation of music videos housed on a thumb drive: "Revelation," "Without A Word," and "Hot Dozen" (thumb drive) come in their own sleeves housed in a deluxe box with stylish, full color brochures and liner notes based on interviews with the musical producers and players on the CDs

Vinícius Morales

Born: March 24, 1986

Grace Leong Zhe Fui

Born: November 22

Grace Leong is a pianist with an usual story. An East Malaysian native with two brothers, she grew up fighting with them over the video gaming console. The rivalry promptly ended when she discovered the allure of the video game soundtracks. The riveting sound tracks captured her imagination and soon her fingers began to dance at the piano - an unexpected musical seed was planted. That seed was watered by a daily dose of Joe Pace’s “Shake The Foundation” gospel album, film scores, and world music, blossoming into a deep love affair with jazz. Suddenly, she found herself performing indie/pop rock music in hotels, on cruises, and in pubs around Asia, including Macau, Singapore, and Thailand

Toni Makhoul

With deep and expansive global sensibilities shaped by a unique blend of cultural influences growing up in Lebanon, multi-talented composer and instrumentalist Toni Makhoul is truly a musical citizen of the world. Drawing on a rich palette of styles ranging from pop, jazz and soul to Spanish, Latin, French and the exotic Arabic/Asian music of his Lebanese heritage, he stirs the heart with a sonic vision that begins with lush piano melodies and includes a wide array of instruments, including saxophone, percussion, guitar, bass, flute, harmonica, violin and accordion. He likens the art of creating instrumental music to the work of a visual artist, where a composition is like an abstract painting that tells new stories, evokes fresh emotions and takes the listener’s imagination different places without imposing specific images or “frames” around the story. Beyond the sheer melodic beauty, rhythmic power and blend of gentle, graceful reflections with high energy celebrations and “danceability,” Makhoul’s diverse music expresses his vision of a better world and an overriding message of hope and possibility