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Brent Edstrom is a versatile pianist, arranger, and composer making waves across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Widely published as an arranger and transcriber for Hal Leonard’s Jazz Piano Solos series, Edstrom has helped shape the repertoire for countless players while continuing to add titles that push the boundaries of contemporary jazz. He holds the Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professorship at Whitworth University, a testament to his leadership in music education and performance since 2021.

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As a composer, Edstrom has created substantial works for piano, jazz orchestra, and vocal jazz, including the world premiere of Prairie Songs: Remembering Ántonia in 2017, a song cycle commissioned by the Cather Project. He has also co-created The Song of the Lark jazz song cycle with Tierney Sutton, Jeff Hamilton, and Jon Hamar, highlighting his collaborative spirit and talent for blending jazz with literary and dramatic storytelling.

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On stage, Edstrom is known for his refined touch, inventive arrangements, and engaging storytelling. His discography features impactful albums and appearances, from his 2012 release At Long Last with The Brent Edstrom Trio to the 2025 release Reimagine with Jennifer Madsen, where he contributes as pianist and arranger. He remains active in the touring circuit, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, delivering dynamic performances with ensembles like the Spokane Jazz Orchestra and his own Brent Edstrom Quartet.

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Upcoming tours spotlight Brent Edstrom’s ongoing dedication to accessible, spirited jazz. In 2025, he’s performing across the Pacific Northwest, including Spokane venues with the Spokane Jazz Orchestra performing Swing of Oscar Peterson, and a Brent Edstrom Quartet date at Emma Rue’s. For fans of contemporary jazz piano, large-ensemble arrangements, and intimate jazz club sets alike, Edstrom offers a compelling live experience that blends technical mastery with warm, expressive storytelling. Follow his official channels for updates, new releases, and regional tour dates.

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Brent Edstrom

  • Widely published arranger and transcriber for Hal Leonard’s Jazz Piano Solos series (58 volumes published by 2021; continues to add titles).
  • Amy M. Ryan Endowed Professor at Whitworth University (appointed 2021).
  • World premiere of Prairie Songs: Remembering Ántonia (Brent Edstrom’s song cycle, 2017, commissioned by the Cather Project).
  • Composed two Jazz Piano and Orchestra concertos; co-created The Song of the Lark jazz song cycle with Tierney Sutton, Jeff Hamilton and Jon Hamar.
  • Album appearances as performer: At Long Last (2012) with The Brent Edstrom Trio; Reimagine (2025) with Jennifer Madsen featuring Edstrom as pianist/arranger.
  • Active 2025 touring in the Pacific Northwest, including Spokane performances with the Spokane Jazz Orchestra (Swing of Oscar Peterson) and a Brent Edstrom Quartet date at Emma Rue’s.

The records

Brent Edstrom Discography

  • Reimagine
    2025 · SingBaby Productions, LLC
  • At Long Last
    2012 · Cd Baby Inc

The hits

Top Brent Edstrom Songs

  • Honeysuckle Rose (feat. Brent Edstrom, Clipper Anderson & Mark Ivester)
    2025
  • Beyond the Sea (feat. Brent Edstrom, Howard Levy, Clipper Anderson & Mark Ivester)
    2025
  • Body and Soul (feat. Brent Edstrom, Sean Jones, Clipper Anderson & Mark Ivester)
    2025

Upcoming tours spotlight Brent Edstrom’s ongoing dedication to accessible, spirited jazz. In 2025, he’s performing across the Pacific Northwest, including Spokane venues with the Spokane Jazz Orchestra performing Swing of Oscar Peterson, and a Brent Edstrom Quartet date at Emma Rue’s. For fans of contemporary jazz piano, large-ensemble arrangements, and intimate jazz club sets alike, Edstrom offers a compelling live experience that blends technical mastery with warm, expressive storytelling. Follow his official channels for updates, new releases, and regional tour dates.

Socials and official sites: stay connected for the latest news, concert announcements, and behind-the-scenes looks at his creative process.

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