Adrien Brandeis, Resurgence, solo jazz piano

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Adrien Brandeis’s music presents a colorful and finely nuanced jazz, allowing the pianist to stage a display of his contrasting musical influences: jazz, classical music, french impressionist and latin music.

Resurgence is his fourth album, released in May 2025.
Here he is playing, and talking about the music: Adrien Brandeis, Resurgence. (link goes to youtube.com/watch?v=B7eyXx5GJOQ)


“Brandeis is one of the genre’s most promising up-and-coming talents” TSF Jazz (Paris radio station)

Here's more of Adrien in action:
Siempre más allá (link goes to youtube.com/watch?v=jHeNaT_mIHc)
Vizcaíno’s Blues (Link goes to youtube.com/watch?v=CrbcVSoaLks

Here's his biography from AllAboutJazz (link goes to allaboutjazz.com/musicians/adrien-brandeis)
Adrien Brandeis is a pianist, composer and arranger based in Paris. Born in Annecy, his musical career started in the south of France. After studying at the Conservatory of Nice, he moved to Paris in 2018 to study with Manuel Rocheman and graduated from the CRR Conservatory of Paris. ​ Musically very open, his influences are multiple, from Ruben Gonzalez to Brad Mehldau, including Michel Camilo, Chick Corea, Jon Lord, Red Garland, Bill Evans. That same year he produced and released his first album "Euforia", which was internationally successful after being awarded the prestigious Letter One Rising Stars Jazz Award 2018. This prize which rewards the best young European jazz artist of the year allows him to share his music on the biggest European stages: Nice Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, Leopolis Jazz Festival, Love Supreme Jazz Festival, Heineken Jazzaldia Festival, Kongsberg Jazz Festival, JazzOpen Stuttgart. ​ He performs in South America, where he is invited to the international jazz festival of Zacatecas as well as to the jazz festival of Polanco and in many theaters of Mexico. Also invited in Asia (Jazzmandu - Nepal, Kolkata International Jazz Festival - India), Adrien shares his music in many countries. On the French scene, he has won numerous awards: First price of the 2017 Jazz à Juan, ; price of the public of the 2017 Jazz in Porquerolles. ​ In Paris, he met Orlando Poleo and invited him many times to play "Euforia" in concert. He collaborates with many musicians like Inor Sotolongo, Damian Nueva, Arnaud Dolmen, Abraham Mansfaroll, Félix Toca, Philippe Ciminato, Davy Sur. ​ Very attached to Latin music, he went to study in Cuba, La Havana with Ernan Lopez Nussa in order to perfect his knowledge in September 2019. ​ These travels and experiences enrich his game and allow him to write his second album "Meetings", record in quartet with Damian Nueva, Arnaud Dolmen, Inor Sotolongo and as special guest Orlando Poleo.



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