Results for "piano"

Marco Sanguinetti

Born: September 24, 1973

Marco Sanguinetti was born and lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. «Sanguinetti pushes forth toward a new jazz genre«, according to All About Jazz. He has edited 7 albums: «Improvisiones» (2005), «Los procesos de Franz» (2008), «El otro» (2011), «Ocho» (2013) and the double album «Como desaparecer completamente» (2016) wich revisits the music of Radiohead, «9» (2017), «Inmoral» (2019) versions on Gustavo Cerati’s music produced by Tweety Gonzalez, and «Diez» (2023). In both 2016 and 2017 he has been awarded: Best Musician, Best Pianist and Best Composer of the year by the Argentinean press

J. R. Spencer

Born: February 13, 1968

J. R. Spencer is a recognized jazz vocalist and pianist, music coach and artist developer and a musicologist and published author. J R. Spencer received a double emphasis Master and Bachelor of Music in piano and vocal performance from California State University, Fullerton (1995, 1992), a performance degree in Harpsichord from Royal Academy of Music, University of Victoria, B. C. (1989) and is a fellowship London College of Music Exams coach in piano, voice, strings and musicology/theory. As a pianist/vocalist Mr. Spencer has entertained for jazz clubs, resorts, and cruise lines throughout the US, Canada, and Caribbean

DaPaul Philips

Born: December 29, 1965

DaPaul is a singer, songwriter and musician with a passion for performing. He writes with a contemporary lyrical content that reaches all listeners and connects with the world around him. In each song DaPaul writes, he captures a magic that resonates with each listener in a way that is entertaining and moving. DaPaul’s roots hail back to a Caribbean church in London where he found and nurtured his love for the piano and singing. His formative years in the industry began in the mid 90’s as a session musician/backing vocalist recording and performing with UK/US artists; Eternal, Louise, MN8, Cleopatra, Alexander O'Neal, Jhelisa Anderson, Rhonda Thomas, Kloud 9, Des'ree, and Gabrielle

Dan Sheehan

Born: April 21, 1988

Dan Sheehan is a Melbourne pianist/composer/improviser engaged in writing and performing original music. His work reflects passions for both the jazz tradition and post-jazz integration of 20th century classical ideals, and he aims to promote a distinct synthesis between improvisation and composition, regarding both elements as equally powerful devices in live performance. Dan studied at Monash University under Tony Gould, Marc Hannaford, and many of Australia's most prominent improvising artists. He graduated from Honours in 2012 after completing original research based on the music of Tim Berne, and has made numerous visits to NYC to study with Berne, alongside Ralph Alessi, Kris Davis and Jason Moran

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Karoly Binder

Born: April 2, 1956

Károly Binder is a Hungarian jazz pianist, composer and university professor. He is the head of the jazz department at the Music Teachers Training Institute of the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, Hungary. A great musician who applied his talent for new trends, different cultures, different composing techniques and synthesis of improvising systems, without forgetting his own cultural roots. He has composed 318 chamber and piano pieces, 43 pieces for films, plays and radio theatres. He has released 67 LPs and CDs, most of them his own compositions. Binder played among others with {{Jiri Stivin = 4639}}, Ramesh Shotham, {{Charlie Mariano = 9072}}, {{Theo Jörgensmann = 8220}}, Mihály Dresch, John Tchicai, {{Barre Phillips = 10270}} and Róbert Benkő, Harry Becket, Theo Jörgensmann, Eckhard Koltesmann, Berndt Köppen, Trilok Gurtu, Federico Sanesi, Charlie Mariano, Barre Phillips, ...

Mike Markaverich

A native of Nashua, New Hampshire, Mike Markaverich was a premature baby whose experience in the incubator resulted in his blindness. Mike began playing a toy piano at age three and took lessons at Perkins School for the Blind where he attended grammar school. He graduated second in his class from Bishop Guertin High School and studied at Dartmouth College where he became interested in jazz and decided to make music his career. After attaining a graduate degree at the University of New Hampshire, Mike began his professional career on Cape Cod where he worked as a solo performer and in various combo settings in major area nightspots for over ten years. In November 1988 he moved to Sarasota where he has been a regular member of the local jazz scene. Mike has also appeared in concert in various venues, appeared on television and radio, given workshops in schools and colleges, teaches jazz piano, and has produced nine of his own recordings. His 7 CDs can be purchased on line by visiting www.cdbaby.com/all/thejazzcats where more complete biographical information and all available CDs with audio samples can be found. contact Mike Markaverich at [email protected]

Rodney Kendricks

Born: April 30, 1960

Rodney Kendrick (born April 30, 1960) is an Americanjazzpianist, bandleader, composer, and producer. He has been described as a "hard swinging player and composer with a delightful Monkish wit and drive. Rodney Kendrick was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He grew up in Miami, Florida, where his parents moved soon after his birth. Kendrick grew up in a musical, and Pentecostal church-going family. His father is James “Jimmy Kay” Kendrick, a pianist who worked with saxophonist Illinois Jacquet for seven years, played with saxophonist Sonny Stitt and Sam Rivers. His mother is a gospel singer named Juet. When Kendrick was eighteen, he turned professional, touring and playing keyboards with R&B and funk acts

Bernd Koppen

Born: September 4, 1951

Pianist Bernd Köppen from Wuppertal is a part of the free jazz scene around about {{Peter Brötzmann = 5331}}. Since end of the sixties Köppen has performed with {{Peter Kowald = 8477}}, Hans Reichel, {{Fred Braceful}}, Peter Brötzmann, Detlef Schönenberg, {{Theo Jorgensmann = 8220}}, Rüdiger Carl, Günter Christmann, Gerd Dudek, {{Radu Malfatti = 34623}}, Frank Köllges, Barry Altschul, Ernst Reijseger, Han Bennink, {{Kent Carter = 11814}}, Bill Elgart and many others.

Terry Klinefelter

Dr. Terry Klinefelter is a versatile artist, at home in jazz clubs as well as the classical concert stage. She has performed at the Kimmel Center, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, the Chadds Ford Winery Jazz Festival, Jazz at the Springs, Endless Mountain Music Festival, and the Arcady Festival (Bar Harbor, Maine). Known for her lyrical style and beautiful sound, she has also performed on the Philadelphia Orchestra Chamber Music Series (three appearances) and abroad in Mexico (Escuela Superior, Monterrey) and Italy (Rome Festival). She has also collaborated with dance companies, serving as pianist with the Pennsylvania Ballet in the early nineties, and more recently with the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet (Mozart's "Twinkle" Variations, and Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals). Terry has given premieres of the music of composers Manny Album (viola sonata with Manny Vardi), Haskell Small, and David Bennett Thomas (Tarry Not, written for her in 2011). Past engagements include Chester County Pops (four performances of Rhapsody in Blue in 2011) and the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra (Carnival of the Animals, 2012), where she currently serves as keyboardist