Ari Hoenig
Jazz drummer and composer
Born
November 13th, 1973
51 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent figure in the contemporary jazz scene, contributions include work as both a drummer and composer. Developed a reputation through performances with various notable jazz artists and ensembles. Released several albums showcasing original compositions and interpretations of jazz standards. Served as an educator, sharing expertise in rhythm and improvisation. Involved in collaborative projects that underscore innovation within jazz music.
Released albums like 'The Precarious' and 'Langauge of Time'
Performed with artists such as Wayne Shorter and Miguel Zenón
Received acclaim for his technical proficiency and creativity
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