Peter Bernstein

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Peter Bernstein
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Peter Bernstein (born September 3, 1967 in New York City ) is an American modern jazz guitarist .

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Bernstein received from the age piano lessons and moved at age 13 to the guitar, which he the instrument initially self-taught taught. He studied jazz at Rutgers University with Ted Dunbar and Kenny Barron and graduated from the New School in New York City, where he also met Jim Hall , with whom he played at the 1990 JVC Jazz Festival . Since that year he also played as the sideman of Lou Donaldson . He also played with Joshua Redman , Melvin Rhyne , Diana Krall , Larry Goldings ,Bill Stewart , Jimmy Cobb , Lee Konitz , Roy Hargrove , Tom Harrell , Joe Lovano , Jack McDuff , Dr. Lonnie Smith , Eric Alexander , Brad Mehldau , Christian McBride , Mike LeDonne or Yvonnick Prené . In Germany he also appeared with the trio of Martin Sasse and Joachim Schoenecker.

So far, Bernstein has contributed to over 60 CD recordings and played at numerous festivals and concerts. As a band leader, he has released five albums on Criss Cross ; In 2009 a Monk album was released with his trio . In 2008, Bernstein became a member of The Blue Note 7 , a septet founded by Blue Note Records on the occasion of the 70th birthday . Bernstein is currently working with a quartet of Donald Vega , Dezron Douglas and Billy Drummond .

Peter Bernstein has taught at the Juilliard School , Berklee College of Music , North Texas State University , the New School's jazz program, and the Amsterdam Conservatory.

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  2. Jazz Listings October 2012 in The New York Times