Pianist & Composer.

Guy Moskovich is a pianist and composer active in the contemporary jazz scene internationally. He has performed, recorded and toured with world-renowned musicians including bassist Avishai Cohen, Makoto Ozone, Omer Avital, Mike Rodriguez, Jonathan Blake and many others, appearing at major venues and festivals around the world.

Guy began playing the family piano at the age of nine, and he fell in love with the classical piano repertoire and became fascinated by the music of Chopin, Bach and others, quickly advancing to pieces far beyond his years. At eleven he won first prize at the national Al Derech Hamelech piano competition. At fifteen, realizing these composers were great improvisers and had an individual form of expression, he turned to jazz at the Thelma Yellin High School of the Arts in Tel Aviv, soon performing and recording alongside the elite of Israel's jazz scene. He went on to study at the 'Center for Jazz Studies' in the Tel Aviv Conservatory and was a recipient of excellence scholarships from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation during those years.

In 2017 he was awarded full-tuition scholarships to both Berklee College of Music and The New School, ultimately pursuing his studies in New York and graduating with Academic Honors in 2019. There he quickly became one of the most sought-after pianists on the scene, recording and performing with Grammy-winning trumpeter Mike Rodriguez, bassist Omer Avital, saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, and appearing at leading clubs including The Jazz Gallery, Cornelia Street Café and ShapeShifter Lab, and in 2020 received a grant from the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation.