Yamaha Adds Legendary Jazz Pianist Monty Alexander to its Artist Roster
- malexanderllc
- Apr 9, 2018
- 1 min read

Marian McPartland's guest in 1991. Known for his rhythmic approach and melodic and harmonic inventiveness, Alexander solos in his original "Look Up" and teams up with McPartland for an unusual duet.
I’m excited to see Yamaha adding legendary jazz pianist Monty Alexander to its artist roster. His incredible musicality and decades of experience make this a great partnership. I’d love to hear how his artistry influences Yamaha’s future projects, just as the unexpected fun of Basket Random keeps things entertaining.
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It's amazing to see Monty Alexander joining Yamaha's artist roster—such a perfect match for his incredible talent. I remember discovering his music years ago, and it still inspires me today. I actually had a chat about jazz and creative inspiration on Soul Date recently, and this news just adds another layer of appreciation for the art form!
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What a fantastic recognition for Monty Alexander! Being added to Yamaha’s artist roster is a true testament to his influence and lasting contribution to jazz music. It’s always inspiring to see legendary musicians celebrated in this way. After reading this, I also enjoy unwinding with a few levels of space waves unblocked.