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Leslie Pintchik

American Jazz Pianist

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About Leslie Pintchik

Leslie Pintchik was an American composer, jazz musician and pianist.

Leslie Pintchik is an American jazz pianist and composer. She currently leads a trio with Scott Hardy on bass and Michael Sarin on drums.

Early life While growing up, Pintchik's father played tenor saxophone as a hobby, but Pintchik was not interested in playing music as a child. It was not until college that Pintchik began playing music. She decided to leave academia and pursue a new career as a pianist and received private instruction from Bruce Barth and began playing public gigs.

Jazz career Pintchik landed a steady job playing for the brunch crowd at Bradley's in Greenwich Village, in New York City, where she first met Red Mitchell. Mitchell liked what he heard and invited her and Scott Hardy to play with him on stage.

Personal life Pintchik is married to musician Scott Hardy. She is known for saying onstage, "He's so good, I had no choice but to marry him!"

Discography Prayer for What Remains (2024) Same Day Delivery: Leslie Pintchik Trio Live (2019) You Eat My Food, You Drink My Wine, You Steal My Girl! (2018) True North (2016) In The Nature Of Things (2014) Leslie Pintchik Quartet Live In Concert (2010) We're Here To Listen (2010) Quartets (2007) So Glad to Be Here (2004)

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Nationality
Education
Columbia University

Frequently asked questions

Who was Leslie Pintchik?

American Jazz Pianist

What was Leslie Pintchik's occupation?

Leslie Pintchik was a composer, jazz musician and pianist.

What nationality was Leslie Pintchik?

Leslie Pintchik was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Leslie Pintchik

· Wikidata: Q18388649

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