Jazz
United States
Cooper-Moore
About Cooper-Moore
Pianist, composer, improvisor, and instrument builder Cooper-Moore is a vanguard jazz pianist who emerged from the fertile New York loft scene of the 1970s. While attending Berklee School of Music in Boson, he met and began working with saxophonist David S. Ware in Apogee. He didn't issue a recording under his own name until the 21st century, but he amassed a formidable catalog as a session player with William Parker, Bill Cole, Darius Jones, Butch Morris, and others. His debut solo album Deep in the Neighborhood of History and Influence appeared 2001. A quartet centered around Cooper-Moore released Planetary Unknown in 2011. Amid session and live work with Parker and others, he issued 2019's three-disc The Cooper-Moore Sessions with Mad King Edmund, Exultations, and Brandon Seabrook's In the Swarm with Gerald Cleaver. Two years later, he collaborated on Heart Trio with Parker and drummer Hamid Drake.
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