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The national release of Art of The Jazz Organ Trio and the subsequent recording Tri-O-City Grammy nominated, Hammond B3 brought Bianchi wider recognition and onto a larger stage as a rising Ferrante Winery star of the organ. À°Ê>ÞÊÓÇÌ UÊÈÊÊ\Îä Organist Pat Bianchi, brings his Trio to A brief stint in NYC would soon follow and Bianchi quickly established himself on the competitive New York jazz scene. Debonne Vineyards Northeast Ohio for 2 great shows at 2 Legendary saxophonist Lou Donaldson immediately took notice of the young organist and would hire -Õ°Ê>ÞÊÓÌ ÊUÊÓ\ÎäÊÊx\Îä great venues! him when organist Dr. Lonnie Smith (Duo, if foul weather) could not make an engagement. Upon BluJazz+ the recommendation of saxophonist Old Firehouse Winery 47 E. Market St. Akron, Oh. Javon Jackson, Bianchi was hired by Wednesday, May 25th 8:00 pm. drummer Alvin Queen, for a week long °Ê>ÞÊÎäÌ ÊUÊ ÊÊÎ\Îä 330-252-1190 www.blujazzakron.com engagement in Europe. Pat then worked (Duo) with Alvin for almost 2 years, then, due Nighttown to personal reasons, Bianchi decided to Old Mill Winery 12387 Cedar Rd. Cleveland Heights, Oh. return to Denver. th À°ÊÕiÊÎÀ`ÊUÊÇÊÊ££ Friday, May 27 8:30 pm. Upon resuming his tenure in 216-795-0550 www.nighttowncleveland.com Denver, Bianchi joined the faculty of the Ferrante Winery University of Colorado at Boulder Jazz Named in 2010 by Downbeat, among the Studies Program teaching piano, theory ->Ì°ÊÕiÊ{Ì ÊUÊÈÊÊ\Îä top ten organist in Jazz, Pat Bianchi (from and ensembles to undergraduate, masters jazz guitar icon - Pat Martino’s group) leads and doctoral students. During this time For full schedule his own trio, featuring Carmen Intorre-drums he recorded his fi rst album as a leader, DonPerrySaxman.com and Akron’s own Dan Wilson-guitar. “East Coast Roots”. Born in 1975, Pat Bianchi comes from a Bianchi returned to New York City very musical family and began playing organ in June of 2008 and soon began working OPEN 7-DAYS-A-WEEK at the age of 7. Unlike many organists of more frequently, gaining visibility and today, piano was not his fi rst instrument. He new opportunities began to materialize. Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials would spend many hours at a Farfi sa Compact He offi cially joined Lou Donaldson’s LARGE PATIO & OUTDOOR BAR Duo organ that he received as a Christmas gift. quartet in 2009 performing with Lou His grandfathers (Pat Bianchi – Saxophone for almost a year and a half before Laguna and Richard Zona – Trumpet) along with his joining Pat Martino’s working trio in father (Nick Bianchi – Drums), all working 2011. Bianchi is featured on numerous Mexican musicians, provided a great deal of support and recordings by the likes of saxophonist Grande Restaurant & Bar guidance early in his musical development. Tim Warfi eld, guitarist Chuck Loeb and Recognizing Pat’s continuing affi nity for music, his parents enrolled Patio drummer Ralph Peterson Jr. now him in classical piano study, though he still maintained a strong Currently, Pat actively performs with both Pat Martino and Lou open! interest in the organ. He was playing some of his fi rst professional Donaldson and continues to collaborate with many well-known gigs by the age of 11, eventually performing with dance bands around musicians. He has 3 Cd’s to his credit, including his sophomore release his hometown of Rochester, N.Y. “Back Home” and his latest, “A Higher Standard” which features his During his high school years, Pat’s interest shifted and he began trio. Pat continues to promote his all-star organ group, “The Organic to focus more upon the piano. He enrolled in Eastman School of Collective” and frequently tours Europe with his group “The Unusual Music’s preparatory program for piano and music theory and was Suspects”, a trio featuring a pianist in place of a guitar. also mentored by numerous musicians in the Rochester jazz scene. Trust me on this one!!! Regardless of your musical preference, Upon graduating high school, Bianchi continued his studies at your instrument of choice, or even your preferred art form, you will Join us Memorial Day Weekend Berklee College of Music in Boston and graduated in 1998, with appreciate this Hammond B3 Master.
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