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For four decades, the GRAMMY®-nominated pianist/composer/ arranger 
David Benoit 
has reigned supreme as one the founding fathers of Contemporary Jazz.
When he was coming up, Benoit worked with singers Patti Austin, Connie Stevens, Ann-Margaret, and Lainie Kazan as her musical director/conductor. In 1976, Benoit released albums on the AVI label from 1977 to 1984. He later released several chart-topping recordings for GRP, including 
Freedom at Midnight 
(1987), 
Waiting for Spring 
(1989) and 
Shadows 
(1991), which both topped 
Billboard
’s Contemporary Jazz Charts at #5, #1, and #2, respectively.
His other noteworthy recordings include 
Letter to Evan 
(1992), his tribute to another piano influence, Bill Evans, and 
Here’s to You, Charlie Brown: Fifty Great Years 
(2000). Benoit also recorded with Russ Freeman on their album 
The Benoit/Freeman Project 
(1994), and on their follow-up collaboration, 
2 
(2004), which was released on Peak Records. His other recordings for the label include 
American Landscape 
(1997) and 
Orchestral Stories 
(2005), which featured his first piano concerto, “The Centaur and the Sphinx,” and a symphonic work, “Kobe”.
He has received three GRAMMY® nominations in the categories of Best Contemporary Jazz Performance for “Every Step of the Way” (1989), Best Large Ensemble Performance for 
GRP All-Star Big Band 
(1996), and Best Instrumental Composition for “Dad’s Room,” the latter from the album 
Professional Dreamer 
(2000). He has also worked with an impressive potpourri of musicians including the Rippingtons, Emily Remler, the late Alphonse Mouzon, Dave Koz, Faith Hill, David Sanborn, CeCe Winans, Keiko Matsui, Hiroshima, and Brian McKnight.
David’s career as a contemporary jazz pianist began in 1977 and includes 41 solo recordings over the past 40 years. Many of these, including his 1987 GRP Records debut “Freedom at Midnight” and its Grammy nominated 1988 follow-up “Every Step Of The Way”, are considered influential classics in the genre. Among his other Grammy nominations are those for Best Instrumental Composition (for “Dad’s Room” and 1999’s Professional Dreamer), Best Large Jazz Ensemble Performance (GRP All-Star Big Band) and voted “Keyboardist of the Year” in 2000 and 2001 by the Oasis Contemporary Jazz Awards, and on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz Chart. David’s latest release,
Timeless
 (2024), is his first all big band recording featuring the London based Spice Fusion big band.
Benoit has also been a popular film and television composer. His most notable film scores are 
The Stars Fell on Henrietta
, produced by Clint Eastwood and starring Robert Duvall; 
and The Christmas Tree,
 produced by Sally Field, voted Best Score of 1996 by Film Score Magazine; His association with Charles Schulz and the famed Peanuts realm led to over 10 years composing music for the Peanuts TV special on CBS. In addition, he has written themes for the long running soap opera 
All My Children 
(ABC) and 
Sisters (
NBC) and scored the “Movies of the Week” Final Descent (with the late Robert Urich) and Cadillac Jack (Starring Clint Black). In collaboration with lyricist Mark Winkler, David completed his first Broadway musical, 
Something’s Got
 
To Give
 about the life and times of Marilyn Monroe.
He has served as conductor with a wide range of symphonies including the Los Angeles Philharmonic, San Francisco Symphony, Atlanta Symphony, Dresden Philharmonic, London Symphony, Nuremberg Symphony, Philippine Philharmonic, Toledo Symphony, New World Symphony Orchestra, San Antonio Symphony, National Symphony Orchestra, Long Beach Symphony “Pops” Orchestra and of course, theAsia America Symphony Orchestra, to name a few. Piano performances have included Claude Bolling’s Suite for Flute & Jazz Piano, Suite for Cello & Piano, Concerto for Guitar & Jazz Piano Trio with Angel Romero, guest soloist with Lalo Schifrin and his orchestra and as a tribute to Charles M. Schultz, performed the Peanuts Piano Concerto and the music of Vince Guaraldi in conjunction with his recording of 
Here’s To You, Charlie Brown: 50 Great
 
Years
A long-time guest educator with the Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation, he received that organization’s Excellence in Music Award in 2001. His musical selections have been featured on The Weather Channel such as his version of Vince Guaraldi’s “Cast Your Fate to the Wind”. At the age of thirteen, Benoit studied privately with pianist Marya Cressy Wright and continued his training with Abraham Fraser, who was the pianist for famed conductor Arturo Toscanini. He also studied music theory and composition, and later studied orchestration with Donald Nelligan at El Camino Junior College and film scoring from Donald Ray at UCLA. He studied conducting from Heiichiro Ohyama, assistant conductor of the L.A. Philharmonic, and furthered his musical education with Jan Robertson, head of the conducting department at UCLA, and UC Santa Barbara symphony orchestra music director Jeffrey Schindler.
A career highlight of Benoit’s was the opportunity to conduct a performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with TheAsia America Symphony and a 200 piece chorus at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in 2008.
David Benoit currently hosts a morning radio show on KKJZ 88.1 FM, CA, and continually tours & records and is composer in residence at Montalvo Arts, the Music Director a & Conductor for the Asia America Symphony Association. David and wife Kei reside in Laguna Niguel, California.
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