March Mocha

Melodic March

Silent Sway

Speak Like a Jazz Child: Relaxing Jazz

Warm Aroma

Workday Groove: Jazz for Work

Classic Jazz

How Do You Do That?

This original jazz piece, inspired by traditional Japanese children's songs, expresses the heartfelt feelings of a woman named Kanade as she speaks to her partner, who is gradually losing his hearing. Each morning, she gently reaches out to him, capturing the essence of love and connection amidst the challenges of communication. For your chill time.

奏 Kanade

He said he's going to bring a star Number 3

The songs ‘Returning’ and ‘The Cradle’ are from George Winston’s Grammy award winning album ‘Forest’ released in 1994.  Returning has been transposed to the key of G minor as George frequently played this song as the introduction to The Cradle which is also in the key of G minor.

‘Returning’ was written by George Winston and ‘The Cradle’ is George’s arrangement of a song originally written and recorded by jazz organist Larry Young (Khalid Yasim) as a duet for organ and drums on his 1968 album Heaven on Earth.  The song is dedicated to moms everywhere.

I recorded songs on my Nord Stage 2 voicing Spectrasonics Keyscape using a custom patch based on a modified 7’ 6” Yamaha C7 Grand Piano.  This piano was fitted with Renner “Blue Point” hammers with Welckert felt - a special piano hammer felt used during the pre-Cold War “golden age of Steinway”.

Returning/The Cradle

Back the Music!

05. The Edge of Collapsing Time

A gentle spark beneath the fading summer sky.
This album captures fleeting memories through a warm piano jazz trio, unfolding lyrical sketches of twilight and quiet moments.
From the breath of dusk to the silence after wind, each track paints a soft picture of summer's emotional stillness.
Ideal for evening walks, slow reflections, or simply letting your heart drift with the night air,
these melodies let summer linger — not loudly, but tenderly, like a memory that refuses to fade.

\#summerjazz #pianotrio #emotionaljazz #jazzballad #eveningmood #twilightmelodies #nostalgicvibes #softinstrumentals #seasonalsound #intimatemoments

10. How Summer Stays

Summer mode on! A new improvisation, recorded during traveling Italy and Switzerland. Very relaxed piano piece. Please enjoy! 

Improvisation_110825_Summer at Sea

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Franco-British pianist and composer.
Grew up in Paris then moved to the US to study at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. After graduating lived in New York for six years and worked as a vocal accompanist, a music educator and led a trio,  recording eight albums, and accompanying performers such as Gino Sitson and Amy Winehouse.
After eleven years in the US, returned to Europe - now based in Lisbon, Portugal.

About the music:


I'm interested in simple ideas that go to unexpected places. Small melodic or harmonic shifts that surprise me. It’s not just something I search for in my own music, but also in other people’s.

Then there's the interaction with other musicians.
Finding a balance between individual and group expression - it doesn’t always work but when it does, feels like having a great conversation.
Feel free to reach out.
Many thanks, James

Silent Sway

James Uhart