LeeAnn Ledgerwood
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LeeAnn Ledgerwood, born on May 10, 1959 in Warren, Ohio, is an American jazz pianist, composer, and music educator. She began playing piano at age four and studied at the Cleveland Institute of Music, North Texas State University, and Berklee College of Music. In 1980, Ledgerwood moved to New York City, performing in local clubs like Bradleyâs. Her career included tours with Red Mitchell and collaborations with Eddie Gomez, Jeremy Steig, Bill Evans, and Danny Gottlieb. Ledgerwood's debut album, You Wish, was released in 1991, featuring Gomez. She has since released albums including Now & Zen, Transition, Compassion, and Paradox. Ledgerwood has also composed film music, and in 1992, she began teaching at the Mannes College of Music and the New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music.
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- Passion Dance
- Black Nile
- Sunburst featuring Tim Hagans
- Out of This World
- Walkin' Up
- Lonnie's Lament
- Flannel Tommy gun featuring Tim Hagans
- Shorts featuring Tim Hagans
- If You Could See Me Now
- Ray Charles Ives featuring Tim Hagans
- Her warm touch featuring Tim Hagans
- Renegade featuring Tim Hagans
- Scorpitarius featuring Tim Hagans
- Count your blessings featuring Tim Hagans
- No false idols featuring Tim Hagans
- This Is for Albert
- Ida Lupino
