p, *1960 FR, Paris
Musician of Jazz
Jean-Michel Pilc (born 1960 in Paris, France) is a self-taught jazz pianist currently residing in New York. His technical ability has drawn comparisons to Michel Petrucciani, McCoy Tyner, and Cecil Taylor.[citation needed] Of particular note is Pilc's left-hand technique, which provides an almost ambidextrous approach to the keyboard.[citation needed] In addition to his own projects, he is a member of a group led by drummer Ari Hoenig.
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Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Live At The Stone | NPO Trio, Meg Okura, Sam Newsome, Jean-Michel Pilc | 2018 | Album |
Composing | Jean-Michel Pilc, Mads Vinding, Marilyn Mazur | 2015 | Album |
What Is This Thing Called? | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2014 | Album |
Fact Machine | Lars Graugaard, Jean-Michel Pilc | 2013 | Album |
True Story | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2010 | Album |
New Dreams | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2007 | Album |
Kinetic Hues: Live At Fat Cat | Ari Hoenig, Jean-Michel Pilc, Matt Penman, Jacques Schwarz-Bart | 2005 | Album |
Live At Iridium, New-York | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2005 | Album |
Follow Me | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2004 | Album |
Cardinal Points | Jean-Michel Pilc | 2003 | Album |
The Long Journey | Jean-Michel Pilc, Hein Van de Geyn | 2001 | Album |
Jean-Michel Pilc Trio Jazz |