Thomas Snow

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Tom Snow: Photo by Jim Howe

Thomas Snow is a pianist, bandleader, composer, and educator from New England.

Contents

1 Biography
2 Discography
3 Sound Clips
4 External Links

Biography

Tom Snow is a graduate from the New England Conservatory of Music (M.M. 2005) and the Berklee College of Music (B.M. 1991). Tom has studied improvisation and piano with Danilo Pérez, Michael Cain, and Jerry Bergonzi.

Tom has played with many jazz musicians including Dave Holland, Ken Peplowski, Greg Abate, Bruce Gertz, Larry Coryell, Nick Brignola, Phil Wilson, Mike Turk, Gray Sargent, John Lockwood, Dick Johnson, Herb Pomeroy, and Les DeMerle.

His career has included both traveling throughout Australia and the United States with Irish tenor John McNally and long-term engagements at the Ritz Carlton Resort in Amelia Island, Florida, The Balsams Grand Resort, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, and the Mount Washington Grand Resort.

Tom Snow is also on faculty at Bates College and lives in Portland, Maine with his wife and son.

Discography

As leader:

Christmas at Mast Cove -Thomas Snow
2001 Mast Cove Galleries (MCG 100201)
Northern Standard Time -Thomas Snow
1997 Invisible Music (IM2003)

As session pianist:

Listening Post: The Ludington van Voorst Quartet, 2004
Engine One, Ladder Twenty Four
Dave Packard and Friends, 2002
The Dream's On Me Carol Jackson, 2001
Dames Rocket Kate Schrock, 2000 Kakelane 0400
CD Sampler Vol. 1 Jim Jose, 1999 Wrench Records, WR 108
Blues On My Back Troy Truner, 1999 Telarc, CD 83448
Amphora Mark Kleinhaut, 1999 Invisible Music, IM 2005
Scheme A Dream Every Sunday, 1998 Spaboop Music
Feel The Love Motor Booty Affair, 1997
Vegas Wig Publishing
Jazzin' Maine Christmas 1995 Invisible Music
Tracy Maclean and Friends Live at Crickets 1995 Malarkey Music

Sound Clips

Sound clips of Tom Snow can be downloaded [here].

External Links

http://tomsnow.com/ - Tom Snow's homepage; includes upcoming performances, reviews, booking/contact information, and testimonials

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