Shai Maestro
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Biography
With his solid musical training, Shai Maestro perfected his piano skills over the years and became a sought-after session musician when Avishai Cohen recruited him to his band in 2006. After playing on several albums and touring with the double bassist, the Israeli musician, born in 1987 and based in New York, emancipated himself in 2012 with the debut album Shai Maestro Trio. Three more albums, recorded with double bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Ziv Ravitz, follow between 2013 and 2016:The Road to Ithaca, Untold Stories and The Stone Skipper, where chamber jazz blends with traditional music. The last welcomes the voices of Gretchen Parlato, Theo Bleckmann and Bulgarian sisters Neli and Kalina Andreeva.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- These Foolish Things (Remind Me Of You)
- Choral
- New River, New Water
- The Dream Thief
- What Else Needs To Happen?
- The Flying Shepherd featuring Omer Klein
- GG by Ofri Nehemya
- They Went to War by Ofri Nehemya
- Compassion by Ofri Nehemya
- Maya's Song (Paris Session)
- The Forgotten Village
- Vertigo
- Ima (For Talma Maestro) by Ofri Nehemya
- In a Sentimental Mood by Ofri Nehemya
- Lifeline
- Braves Ones featuring Omer Klein
- Kalimankou Denkou featuring Omer Klein
- Mystery and Illusions by Ofri Nehemya
- Prayer by Ofri Nehemya
- Time by Ofri Nehemya
- Hank and Charlie by Ofri Nehemya
- Endless Winter (Brooklyn Session)
- Silent Voice featuring Omer Klein
- The Other Road for Naomi Gangi
