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Phil DeGreg (born 1960) is an American jazz pianist and professor.
Life and career [edit]
After graduating from St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati in 1972,[1] Phil DeGreg studied psychology at Yale University. Later, he played in a folk rock duo in New Haven–area coffee shops. Influenced by the music of Bill Evans, he switched to jazz and played in a student jazz band at Yale. Eventually, he moved to Kansas City, joined the local jazz scene, and studied in the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Workshops program at the North Texas State University College of Music from 1979 to 1982. He also belonged to the One O'Clock Lab Band, which produced its first recording in 1983. He was briefly a member of Woody Herman's big band. DeGreg returned to Cincinnati when his daughter was born.[2]
In 1987, he became a lecturer in the Jazz Studies Division at the University of Cincinnati – College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) and wrote a textbook, Jazz Keyboard Harmony. In addition to his lecturing, DeGreg recorded a series of albums in the 1990s with musicians Joe LaBarbera, Tim Ries, Don Braden, Drew Gress, and Randy Johnston. In addition, he has performed concerts with J. J. Johnson (Live in Concert, 2007). Since 1991, DeGreg has been a professor of Jazz Studies at the University of Cincinnati.[2]
Selected recordings [edit]
- The Green Gate (1999)
- Whirl Away (2000)
- Table For Three (2003)
- Brasilia (2004)
- TranZatlantic Interplay (2004) with Dave Cliff
- Trio Con Brio (2005)
- Hymnprovisation (2007)
- Down the Middle (2007) with Joe LaBarbera, Tom Warrington
- Amazonas (2010)
- Melodious Monk (2011) with Kim Pensyl
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References [edit]
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American jazz pianist and professor |
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 Phil DeGreg and Bob Bodley This was from a duo concert Bob Bodley (bass) and Phil DeGreg (piano) performed at the College Conservatory of Music in Cincinnati in 11/06, one month before... |  Phil DeGreg Trio Paul Keller, bass, Tim Froncek, drums. |  Kim Pensyl and Phil DeGreg - How Deep Is The Ocean Kim Pensyl, flugelhorn, Phil DeGreg, piano, perfrom standards overlooking the Ohio River in Cincinnati, Ohio, July 26th, 2010. |  Chovendo Na Roseira Samba Jazz Syndicate performs AC Jobim 2/13/12 Phil DeGreg-piano, Kim Pensyl-trumpet, Rusty Burge-vibes, Aaron Jacobs-bass, John Taylor-drums...video/recordi... |  iMusicAcademy Jazz Piano Instructor Phil Degreg (Blues on the Spot) Phil Degreg is the Jazz Piano Instructor at iMusicAcademy This is one of Phil's original tunes called Blues on The Spot. Lead sheet is available. Thanks for ... |  Kim Pensyl and Phil DeGreg - I Remember You Kim Pensyl, flugelhorn, and Phil DeGreg, piano, perform standards overlooking the Ohio River in Cincinnati, Ohio. |  Just In Time, Phil DeGreg "Just In Time" performed by Phil DeGreg, Tony Marino b, Mike Stephans d, performed at the Deerhead Inn, Delaware Water Gap, PA. |  Samba de uma nota só - Phil DeGreg, Rick VanMatre e Grupo Rick VanMatre (sax), Phil DeGreg (piano), Bruno Mangueira (guitar), Marcos Souza (bass), Juan Megna (drums) - Samba de uma nota só, by Tom Jobim and Newton M... |  Phil DeGreg & Kim Pensyl - " My Romance " Music by Richard Rodgers with: Phil Degreg - piano Kim Pensyl - trompete (trumpet) Marcos Souza - baixo (bass) Rodrigo Marinônio - bateria (drums) Phil e Kim... |  Speak Low - Anna Toledo + Phil Degreg Trio music by Kurt Weill, lyrics I. Nash Anna Toledo (v), Phil Degreg (keyboards), Doug Richeson (b), Dane Richeson (d) Recorded live at The Redmoor, Cincinatti -... |
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