Next appearances...
Nov 02, 2024 - Nov 11, 2024
Japan Tour
Nov 03, 2024 - Nov 04, 2024
Ted Rosenthal Trio
Renaiss Hall, Okayama, Japan
Nov 11, 2024 - Nov 18, 2024
China Tour
Recordings
Ted Rosenthal - Selected Discography
As a leader
- Rhapsody in Gershwin
- Wonderland
- Out Of This World
- So In Love
- Impromptu
- My Funny Valentine
- The King and I
- One Night in Vermont
- Expressions
- The 3 B's
- ThreePlay
- Rosenthology
- Maybeck Recital Hall
- Images of Monk
- Calling You
- New Tunes New Traditions
Featured on...
- A Tribute to Carl Jefferson-- Concord Jazz CCD-7005
- The Gerry Mulligan Songbook-- Chiaroscuro CR(D)349
- Thank You John-- Arkadia Jazz 70002
- Thank You Gerry- Arkadia Jazz 71191
As a sideman with...
- Gerry Mulligan -- Midas Touch: Live in Berlin -- Concord Jazz CCD-2169-2
- Gerry Mulligan -- Dream a Little Dream -- Telarc CD-83364
- Gerry Mulligan -- Dragonfly -- Telarc CD-83377
- Jim Hall -- Youkali -- CTI R279480
- Larry Coryell -- Fallen Angel -- CTI 67236-2
- Dick Oatts -- Lookin' Up - Steeplechase
- Ken Peplowski--Easy To Remember -- NagelHayer CD 2043
- Ken Peplowski -- Maybe September --Capri Records
- Ann Hampton Callaway-- Slow--Shanachie
- Ann Hampton Callaway -- Blues in the Night --Telarc
- Ann Hampton Callaway -- At Last --Telarc 83665
- Ann Hampton Callaway -- Tribute to Sarah Vaughn --Shanachie
- Randy Sandke-The Mystic Trumpeter--Evening Star Records ES108
- Randy Sandke -- The Chase -- Concord CCD-4642
- Randy Sandke -- Jazz For Juniors
- Jay Leonhart Trio--Cool--Sons of Sound SSPCD022
- Jay Leonhart--Rodgers and Leonhart-- Sons of Sound SSPCD015
- Jay Leonhart -- The Music of Harold Arlen -- Groove Jam 97004
- Jay Leonhart -- Galaxies And Planets -- Sons of Sound SSPCD008
- Jay Leonhart -- Two Lane Highways -- Kado 19806-2
- Brad Goode Quartet -- By Myself -- SteepleChase CD SCCD31506
- Jazz Ambassadors -- JazzCity TKCB-70752
- Greg Cohen -- Way Low - DIW 918
- Michael Musillami--Those Times-- Playscape PSJ#J012603
- Steve Gilmore -- Silhouette -- JazzMania JCD-6009
- David Taylor -- Past tells -- New World Records 80436-2
- Nadav Snir-Zelniker Trio --Thinking Out Loud -- OA2 Records 22070
- Barbara Cook - Loverman --DRG-91520
Broadcasts
- Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz
- NBC's Night Music with David Sanborn
- Around New York on WNYC
Shows
2024
Nov 02, 2024 - Nov 11, 2024
Japan Tour
Nov 03, 2024 - Nov 04, 2024
Ted Rosenthal Trio
Renaiss Hall, Okayama, Japan
Nov 11, 2024 - Nov 18, 2024
China Tour
Dec 14, 2024 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Ted Rosenthal Trio
The Century Room, Tucson, AZ
Ted Rosenthal - Projects and Programs
Ted Rosenthal Trio
Rhapsody in Gershwin An evening of Gershwin including Rosenthal's jazz trio arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue.
Rosenthal's Rhapsody in Gershwin CD reached #1 in sales at iTunes and amazon.com
Rhapsody in Blue
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Out of this World - Jazz interpretations of the Great American Songbook - Gershwin, Porter, Rodgers, and more.
Rosenthal's trio CD, Out of This World, on which this program was based, reached #1 on the national jazz radio charts.
Out of This World
In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
"Jazz Takes On The Classics" Themes of Chopin, Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Mozart and more “reimagined” for jazz trio. Featured on the Ted Rosenthal Trio Impromptu CD
June
Chopin Nocturne
The King and I Swings - Jazz interpretations of songs from Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical, possibly adding vocals. Featured on the Rosenthal's CD The King and I.
A Jazz Holiday Christmas and holiday music with a jazz beat.
Featured on Rosenthal's CD Wonderland.
"Sleek, Chic and Elegant" - The Chicago Tribune
Winter Wonderland
Silent Night
Ted Rosenthal - Solo Piano
Programs featuring a mix of material: Standards, Ragtime and Stride, Improvisations on Classical Themes, Original Compositions and more. (Featured on the Rosenthal CD, "The 3 B's.")
I Loves You Porgy
Improvisation on theme from Beethoven's "Pathetique" sonata
Ted Rosenthal Quintet - "Images of Monk"
Rosenthal's suite of arrangements of Monk's music from his critically acclaimed CD.
I Mean You
Chamber Jazz - Ted Rosenthal / Ken Peplowski Duo
An eclectic mix of standards, swing and classical music for piano and clarinet.
Ted Rosenthal with Orchestra:
Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue
Link: http://tinyurl.com/m9g8py9
Gershwin - Concerto in F
Rosenthal - "Jazz Fantasy"
Link: http://tinyurl.com/m9g8py9
"Jazz Takes On The Classics" - As featured on the Ted Rosenthal Trio Impromptu CD
- Tchaikovsky - Theme from Symphony no. 5, arr. Rosenthal
- Chopin - Waltz in C# minor (Samba) - arr. Rosenthal
- Mozart - Fantasy in D minor - arr. Rosenthal
- and more
Active Members - Ted Rosenthal Trio
Martin Wind
BassTim Horner
DrumsNoriko Ueda
BassQuincy Davis
DrumsTed Rosenthal Biography / Press Kit
Bio, Photos, Media Kit
- Press/Media Page
- Download Electronic Press Kit (EPK) zip file - includes bios, hi-res photos and press quotes
Ted Rosenthal Biography
Ted Rosenthal is one of the leading jazz pianist/composers of his generation. He actively tours worldwide with his trio, as a soloist, and has performed with many jazz greats, including Gerry Mulligan, Art Farmer, Phil Woods, Bob Brookmeyer, and James Moody.
Winner of the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Piano Competition, Rosenthal has released fifteen CDs as a leader. Rhapsody in Gershwin, which features his arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue for jazz trio, reached #1 in jazz album sales at iTunes and Amazon. Wonderland, was selected as a New York Times holiday pick, and received much critical praise: “Sleek, chic and elegant” – Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune. Impromptu, showcases his reimaginings of classical themes for jazz trio. "A serious listen to Impromptu will be a mind-changing experience...sit back and enjoy these wonderfully creative takes on ten compositions from the classical canon that have never sounded so cool." - Elliott Simon, AllAboutJazz
Rosenthal’s solo album, The 3 B's, received 4 stars from DownBeat magazine. It features music of Bud Powell, Bill Evans and his improvisations on Beethoven themes. “In Rosenthal's hands all this music sounds as though it sprang from the same muse, and that's the sign of a skilled, imaginative artist.” - David R. Adler, All Music Guide.
A recipient of three grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, Rosenthal regularly performs and records his compositions, which include jazz tunes and large-scale works. Rosenthal’s jazz opera, “Dear Erich,” was commissioned and premiered by New York City Opera in 2019. “Dear Erich” attracted much press and critical acclaim: "Compelling...tells a true, wrenching story. Rosenthal's score conveys regret and fragility, with scenes that invite real breakout jazz" – A. Tomassini, New York Times. "Leaves the listener ready to explode with applause" - D. Salazar, Opera Wire
Rosenthal has also been commissioned by Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony, and Dallas Black Dance Theatre. "The Survivor," his concerto for piano and orchestra, has been performed by the Manhattan Jazz Philharmonic and the Rockland Symphony Orchestra, with Rosenthal at the piano. Rosenthal premiered his second jazz piano concerto, “Jazz Fantasy,” with The Park Avenue Chamber Symphony.
Rosenthal was artistic director of Jazz at the Riverdale Y and Jazz at Dicapo Theatre, both in New York City. He has also performed with Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra, and Jon Faddis and the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band. In addition, Rosenthal has been the pianist of choice for many top jazz vocalists including Helen Merrill, Ann Hampton Callaway, Kurt Elling and Barbara Cook. He appeared on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz on National Public Radio and performed with David Sanborn on NBC's Night Music.
Rosenthal’s orchestral performances include solo and featured appearances with The Detroit Symphony, The Phoenix Symphony The Boston Pops, The Grand Rapids Symphony, The Rochester Philharmonic, The Pittsburgh Symphony and The Fort Worth Symphony. Rosenthal performed Gershwin's Concerto in F and Rhapsody in Blue for the opening concert of the 92nd Street Y's 2015-16 season. The New York Times called his playing "notable both for its flair and languid, sultry expressive gestures." In 2014 Rosenthal performed Rhapsody in Blue at Town Hall in a concert celebrating the 90th anniversary of its premiere.
Rosenthal received his Bachelors and Masters degrees from the Manhattan School of Music.
Active in jazz education, he is on the faculties of The Juilliard School, and Manhattan School of Music, where he also served on their Board of Trustees and received the Presidential Medal for Distinguished Faculty Service. Rosenthal presents jazz clinics throughout the world, often in conjunction with his touring. He was a contributing editor for Piano and Keyboard magazine and has published piano arrangements and feature articles for Piano Today, The Piano Stylist and The Juilliard Journal. Ted Rosenthal is a Steinway Artist. His website is www.tedrosenthal.com
Download "Slippin' and Slidin'" - Ted Rosenthal
Recorded on "Rosenthology" - Lead sheet in PDF format
Download "Snowscape" - Ted Rosenthal
Recorded on "Wonderland" - Lead sheet in PDF format
Jazz Education
Ted is very active in jazz education and is currently on the faculty of The Juilliard School and Manhattan School of Music. In addition to teaching piano and ensembles, he has taught a variety of courses including improvisation, harmony/theory, composition and arranging. Ted has given workshops and master classes all over the world, often in combination with his performances.
Articles
Ted Rosenthal Interviews
Cover Story Interviews, originally published in Piano and Keyboard MagazineAbout jazz piano, improvisation, and more
Originally published in Piano and Keyboard, and The Piano Stylist/Piano TodayRelationship between jazz and classical music
Originally published in The Julliard Journal, Piano and Keyboard, and The Piano Stylist/Piano TodayPiano Compositions and Arrangements
International Association for Jazz Education Presentations
- "Deranging" Standards - Creative approaches to arranging standards
- Jazzing Up the Classics - Rosenthal's approaches to reimagining classical themes into jazz. As heard on his trio CD, Impromptu
Video
Contact Ted Rosenthal
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Mailing Address
504 West 111th Street, #36
New York, NY 10025