"Yayoi is a wonder." —Gil Goldstein

Join us for an evening of jazz with the Yayoi Ikawa Trio at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, December 3, as part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, From Tokyo to Times Square.

"There are few guitarists whose vocabulary on the instrument renders them truly inimitable. Ben Monder is one of them." —Downbeat

Renowned jazz guitarist Ben Monder will perform at Klavierhaus on December 10, accompanied by bassist Matt Brewer and drummer Johnathan Blake. Don’t miss this extraordinary trio live in concert!

"James Weidman plays post-Coltrane harmony on the piano, using the sustain pedal for the profundity effect, and the songs work like wending, zigzagging chants, developing through collective improvisation." —The New York Times

Don’t miss a night of incredible jazz piano! Acclaimed pianist James Weidman takes the stage at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, December 17th, along with his talented trio featuring Harvie S on bass and Alvester Garnett on drums.

"Miho’s dynamic approach to the keyboard sets her apart from the others! Her playing is refreshing and her crossover style is magnificent. She plays it all.” —Bernard “Pretty” Purdie

Join us for an unforgettable evening with pianist Miho Nobuzane, a versatile musician whose captivating performances blend jazz, Brazilian rhythms, and dynamic improvisations. This concert is part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, From Tokyo to Times Square, which celebrates the rich musical and cultural connections between Japan and New York.

"A modern Horace Silver." —Sean Jones, Trumpeter

Join us for an unforgettable evening of jazz featuring the extraordinary Marius Van Den Brink, whose music has been described by trumpet legend Sean Jones as reminiscent of “a modern Horace Silver.” Backed by bassist Matt Penman and drummer Ronen Itzik, this is a performance you won’t want to miss.

"One of the greatest living jazz pianists.” —Los Angeles Times

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Grammy-winning pianist Alan Broadbent at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, January 21, featuring bassist Harvie S.

Vana is a highly polished technical whiz, whose vocabulary is brimming with complex lines, flourishes, runs that traverse the range of the piano, and contemporary harmonic approaches. —Jazz Improv Magazine

Join us for an evening of transformative music with celebrated pianist Vana Gierig at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, January 28th.

“Amazing young pianist with great chops, a great harmonic concept, and a great imagination.” —Kenny Barron

GRAMMY-nominated pianist and keyboardist Miki Hayama graces the stage at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, as part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, From Tokyo to Times Square. This series celebrates the vibrant musical and cultural bridge between Japan and New York.

"Jill McCarron has bop in her blood. A looker and a cooker." —Jazz Weekly

Join us for an unforgettable evening of jazz with acclaimed pianist Jill McCarron, performing live at Klavierhaus.

“A garrulous tenor saxophonist and a highly lyrical flutist.” —The New York Times

Don’t miss an unforgettable evening of jazz mastery as Tenor Saxophonist Lew Tabackin brings his quartet to Klavierhaus on Tuesday, February 25, 2025.

“a contemporary pianist of the highest order.” —Downbeat

Join us for a captivating evening of jazz with the Eri Yamamoto ft. Bruce Barth at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, March 4, 2025, as part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, “From Tokyo to Times Square.” This series celebrates the dynamic musical and cultural exchange between Japan and New York.

“a contemporary pianist of the highest order.” —Downbeat

Join us for an unforgettable evening of jazz with Martha Kato, a dynamic pianist, composer, and arranger from Nagoya, Japan, as part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, “From Tokyo to Times Square.” This series highlights the vibrant musical and cultural exchange between Japan and New York, showcasing the artistry of exceptional Japanese jazz pianists making their mark on the global stage.

“A veteran pianist who also spent considerable time in the trenches and is now a respected musician’s musician.”
—The New Yorker

Acclaimed jazz pianist Jim Ridl and his trio will perform at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, April 8. This is a show you won’t want to miss!

“She is clearly one of the best contemporary jazz pianists.” —Jazz Journal

Don’t miss an enchanting evening of jazz piano as Lynne Arriale brings her trio to Klavierhaus on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.

Join us for an enchanting evening of jazz with the Rina at Klavierhaus on Tuesday, May 27, as part of our Japanese Jazz Piano Series, “From Tokyo to Times Square.” This series celebrates the vibrant musical and cultural bridge between Japan and New York.