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"Jason Domnarski is a promising young keyboardist with a deep attunement for pop production and orchestration, as heard on his self-released album "Notes from Underground." - New York Times
Another jazzbo hipster transplanted to Brooklyn comes up from the underground with a set loaded with a sense of humor as evidenced by several of the clever titles on the tracks. An in demand session cat that likes to color outside the lines, this jazz rocker will not be categorized and makes tunes for people that still believe in the Duke Ellington Policy. Fun stuff for cutting edge tastes.
-Chris Spector - Midwest Record
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Notes from Underground
Full album has internet radio play through various stations.
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"Jason Domnarski is a promising young keyboardist with a deep attunement to pop production and orchestration." -New York Times
Since arriving in New York City in 2004, pianist Jason Domnarski has been an active member of the downtown music scene, performing in several different venues with a variety of projects.
Following his graduation from Skidmore College, where his self-directed trio was awarded a Downbeat Student Music Award, Domnarski completed his first studio recording, An Elephant’s Waltz. In support of the record, the trio made its New York City debut at the National Arts Club and has since performed throughout the city at several clubs, including the Blue Note, Jazz Standard and a weekly residency at Rockwood Music Hall.
In addition to his trio, Domnarski is an in-demand sideman, performing regularly with Spielerfrau, a Brooklyn based rock band; Special Patrol, an instrumental rock/jazz group; and several other musicians and bands in the city. He has toured throughout the US, and in 2006, accompanied Spielerfrau on a tour of Russia, headlining festivals in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
2008 saw the release of Notes from Underground, Domnarski’s second CD as a leader. Comprised of seven originals and a cover of David Bowie’s “Life on Mars,” the CD is a true synthesis of his New York City musical experience. Not your average trio record, it combines elements of rock, pop and electronic styles with unique piano sounds and innovative production; a fitting statement from one of New York City’s most original young pianists.
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