Laszlo Gardony's guest appearances

Laszlo Gardony

The 10 Minute Jazz Lesson Podcast

Sounds of Berklee

DreamFarm Radio Shows

Albino Mbie

Mark Zaleski

Anthony Fung

Melissa Aldana

Matt Savage

Matt Wilson

Amanda Palmer

Esperanza Spalding

Michael Sweet

Nancy Wilson

Kishi Bashi

Kaki King

Steve Albini

Béla Fleck

Roy Hargrove

OwlTail

	Laszlo Gardony is a critically acclaimed artists who has brought his soulful improvisations and compositions to audiences in 26 countries. Called a “great’ pianist by Dave Brubeck, Julie thinks he’s pretty great, too. You’ll enjoy this program in which Laszlo brings his soulful solo piano skills to the farm. 

Laszlo Gardony is a critically acclaimed artists who has brought his soulful improvisations and compositions to audiences in 26 countries. Called a “great’ pianist by Dave Brubeck, Julie thinks he’s pretty great, too. You’ll enjoy this program in which Laszlo brings his soulful solo piano skills to the farm.

Laszlo Gardony / Gemstones

Laszlo Gardony is a living legend in jazz. Over his illustrious career as a teacher and performer he has crossed paths with some of the best musicians in the world and is a perennial favorite to jazz fans all over. This week, we caught up with Laszlo to hear about his new record, Serious Play and talk to him about some of the things that have made his career so long and fruitful. As a Boston native, I have been keeping up with Laszlo's work since I was a kid. It was a real thrill for me to talk to him and I think our interview will shed much light on many things to think about and act on in your own playing and approach to music.Enjoy the episode!Get Serious Play here!Visit Laszlo's Website!

Laszlo Gardony is a living legend in jazz. Over his illustrious career as a teacher and performer he has crossed paths with some of the best musicians in the world and is a perennial favorite to jazz fans all over. This week, we caught up with Laszlo to hear about his new record, Serious Play and talk to him about some of the things that have made his career so long and fruitful. As a Boston native, I have been keeping up with Laszlo's work since I was a kid. It was a real thrill for me to talk to him and I think our interview will shed much light on many things to think about and act on in your own playing and approach to music. Enjoy the episode! Get Serious Play here! Visit Laszlo's Website!

Interview: Laszlo Gardony On Playing, Teaching, and Life

By Adam OlennNovember 14, 2011Piano Department professor Laszlo Gardony has just released his ninth album, Signature Time, a blend of originals and ambitious reinventions of classic tunes.Hungarian-born Gardony '87 graduated from the Bartok Conservatory and the Science University of Budapest before working as a sought-after sideman in Europe. After releasing his own recordings overseas, he matriculated to Berklee on a full scholarship and subsequently joined the faculty.Of Signature Time, Gardony says, "Today's music owes a lot to the birthplace of culture and music—Africa. This album is an acknowledgment of how many genres draw upon the heritage of African music, which has enriched my own cultural experience."

By Adam Olenn November 14, 2011 Piano Department professor Laszlo Gardony has just released his ninth album, Signature Time, a blend of originals and ambitious reinventions of classic tunes. Hungarian-born Gardony '87 graduated from the Bartok Conservatory and the Science University of Budapest before working as a sought-after sideman in Europe. After releasing his own recordings overseas, he matriculated to Berklee on a full scholarship and subsequently joined the faculty. Of Signature Time, Gardony says, "Today's music owes a lot to the birthplace of culture and music—Africa. This album is an acknowledgment of how many genres draw upon the heritage of African music, which has enriched my own cultural experience."

Laszlo Gardony, "Lady Madonna"