Post-bop Pianists Codexery

A source-cited reference to post-bop pianists

Post-bop Pianists (16)

• Stefano Battaglia — Italian classical and jazz pianist, soloist, and bandleader.
• Richie Beirach — American jazz pianist and composer known for ECM recordings and duo work with David Liebman.
• Ketil Bjørnstad — Norwegian pianist, composer, and author on ECM.
• Ran Blake — Pianist who fused blues, gospel, classical, and film noir.
• Michel Camilo — Dominican pianist blending jazz, Latin, and classical traditions.
• Chano Domínguez — Spanish pianist blending flamenco, Latin jazz, and post bop.
• Hilario Durán — Cuban-Canadian pianist blending traditional Cuban music with modern jazz.
• Jasper van 't Hof — Dutch jazz pianist known for solo piano and European jazz rock.
• Steve Holt (Canadian musician) — Canadian jazz pianist and composer.
• Abdullah Ibrahim — South African pianist and composer, leading figure in Cape jazz.
• Benedikt Jahnel — German jazz pianist and mathematician known for ECM trio recordings.
• Bubba Kolb — Jazz pianist and trombonist who led the Bubba Kolb Trio at the World Village Lounge.
• Brad Mehldau — American jazz pianist known for trio work and genre fusion.
• Misha Mengelberg — Dutch jazz pianist and composer known for free improvisation, humor, and interpreting Monk and Nichols.
• Duke Pearson — American jazz pianist and composer who shaped Blue Note's hard bop direction.
• Jean-Michel Pilc — French jazz pianist, composer, whistler, and educator.