Luis Perdomo

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06/28/2025
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Luis Perdomo Trio
06/27/2025
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Luis Perdomo Trio
06/14/2025
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Phil Grenadier Quartet
06/13/2025
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Phil Grenadier Quartet
06/07/2025
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Steve LaSpina Trio
06/06/2025
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Steve LaSpina Trio
06/03/2025
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Kyle Nasser Quintet
01/18/2025
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Jerry Bergonzi Quintet
01/17/2025
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Jerry Bergonzi Quintet
01/15/2025
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Gregg August Sextet
12/23/2024
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Elam Friedlander Quartet
12/14/2024
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Brian Lynch Sextet
12/13/2024
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Brian Lynch Sextet
11/10/2024
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Jed Levy Quartet
08/07/2024
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Peter Brendler / Jon Irabagon Quartet
08/15/2023
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Carlo De Rosa, Luis Perdomo & Kush Abadey
08/14/2023
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Tim Ries Quartet
06/22/2023
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Marcus McLaurine Trio
05/15/2023
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Miguel Zenon & Luis Perdomo
01/08/2023
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Charles Ruggiero Quartet
11/27/2022
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Tessa Souter, Luis Perdomo & Dezron Douglas
01/10/2022
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E.J. Strickland Sextet
12/22/2021
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Luis Perdomo, Ron Affif & Dezron Douglas
05/15/2021
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Luis Perdomo quartet
05/03/2021
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Rodney Green "Jackson Miller"
02/05/2021
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E.J. Strickland Quintet
01/25/2021
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Rodney Green Trio
11/27/2020
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Tim Armacost Quartet
08/13/2020
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E.J. Strickland Quintet
02/03/2020
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Rodney Green Quartet
10/14/2019
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Rodney Green: Jackson Miller
09/05/2019
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David Gilmore Quintet
08/17/2019
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Luis Perdomo & Rufus Reid
08/16/2019
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Luis Perdomo & Rufus Reid
08/15/2019
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Steve LaSpina, Luis Perdomo & Ron Affif
08/10/2019
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Robin Eubanks Quintet
08/09/2019
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Robin Eubanks Quintet
07/13/2019
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E.J. Strickland Quintet plus Aimee Allen
07/12/2019
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E.J. Strickland Quintet plus Aimee Allen
07/12/2019
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Mimi Jones and The Lab Session
06/27/2019
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Myron Walden Quintet
06/26/2019
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Myron Walden Quintet
05/22/2019
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The Luis Perdomo Trio
04/17/2019
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The Lab Session: hosted by Luis Perdomo
04/10/2019
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The Lab Session: hosted by Luis Perdomo
04/08/2019
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Rodney Green Quartet
02/07/2019
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Steve LaSpina, Luis Perdomo & Ron Affif
01/08/2019
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Tessa Souter, Luis Perdomo & Dezron Douglas
01/05/2019
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David Weiss Sextet
01/04/2019
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David Weiss Sextet
09/30/2018
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Ai Murakami Quartet
08/07/2018
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Jon Irabagon Quintet
07/28/2018
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Luis Perdomo & Rufus Reid
07/27/2018
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Luis Perdomo & Rufus Reid
05/23/2018
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Steve LaSpina with Luis Perdomo & Donald Edwards
04/17/2018
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Tessa Souter with Luis Perdomo & Dezron Douglas
10/24/2017
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Tessa Souter with Luis Perdomo & Dezron Douglas
09/16/2017
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Luis Perdomo with Drew Gress & Billy Drummond
09/15/2017
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Luis Perdomo with Drew Gress & Billy Drummond
08/19/2017
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The E.J. Strickland Trio
06/21/2017
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The Jure Pukl Quartet
04/12/2017
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The Tyler Blanton Quartet
09/01/2016
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The Tim Hagans Quintet
08/31/2016
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The Tim Hagans Quintet
06/15/2016
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The Marc Miralta Quartet
05/28/2016
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The Abraham Burton Quartet
05/27/2016
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The Abraham Burton Quartet
03/10/2016
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The Miguel Zenon Quartet
03/09/2016
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The Miguel Zenon Quartet
02/13/2016
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Luis Perdomo w/ Rufus Reid
02/12/2016
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Luis Perdomo w/ Rufus Reid
01/30/2016
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Luis Perdomo Solo Piano
01/13/2016
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The Sharel Cassity Quintet
11/23/2015
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Rale Micic Quartet
10/10/2015
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Sam Newsome Quintet
10/09/2015
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The Sam Newsome Quintet
12/11/2014
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The Rodney Green Quartet
12/10/2014
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The Rodney Green Quartet
10/25/2014
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E.J. Strickland Quintet
10/24/2014
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
10/23/2014
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
10/22/2014
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
07/21/2014
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The Sharel Cassity Quintet
02/13/2014
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
10/03/2013
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
10/02/2013
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
06/05/2013
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The Gregg August Quartet
04/04/2013
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
01/17/2013
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Luis Perdomo Solo Piano
11/06/2012
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Joe Sanders' Infinity
10/17/2012
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The Rodney Green Group
10/16/2012
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The Rodney Green Group
10/09/2012
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The Luis Perdomo Group
08/16/2012
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The Henry Cole Group
08/11/2012
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
08/10/2012
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
01/24/2012
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The Miguel Zenon Group
01/23/2012
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The Miguel Zenon Group
12/07/2011
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After- hours Jam Session
09/07/2011
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The Gregg August Quartet
06/20/2011
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Rale Micic & Luis Perdomo
03/17/2011
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The Gregg August Quartet
02/14/2011
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The Luis Perdomo Group
12/15/2010
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Joe Sanders "Infinity"
11/24/2010
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The Luis Perdomo Quartet
06/19/2010
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
06/18/2010
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
06/09/2010
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Joe Sanders' "Infinity"
05/26/2010
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The Ben Wolfe Quintet
05/25/2010
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The Ben Wolfe Quintet
06/01/2009
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The Ari Hoenig Quartet
05/28/2009
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The Luis Perdomo Trio
04/25/2009
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
04/24/2009
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The E.J. Strickland Quintet
03/05/2009
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The Gregg August Sextet
03/22/2008
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The Ben Wolfe Quartet
03/21/2008
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The Ben Wolfe Quartet
Upcoming Shows
07/27/2025
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Tessa Souter Trio
08/15/2025
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Jerry Bergonzi Quintet
08/16/2025
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Jerry Bergonzi Quintet
Luis Perdomo grew up in a home filled with music. Born in Caracas, Venezuela in 1971, Luis was exposed to just about every style of music by his father, an avid music fan and collector. Alongside salsa, Latin, R & B, and classical, the young Perdomo heard jazz greats like Bud Powell and Oscar Peterson, two of his earliest and most important musical influences. Drawn to jazz and to the piano at an early age, Luis was making regular professional appearances on Venezuelan TV and radio by the time he was twelve. It was about this same time that Luis started to think more and more about the possibility of pursuing a life in music. The more he began to listen and to read about jazzhis tastes had expanded to include players like Cecil Taylor and John Coltranethe more he became aware of one undeniable truth. All his favorite artists lived and/or recorded in New York City. Thus, it was only a matter of time before he too would make that move. A full scholarship to the prestigious Manhattan School of Music was the catalyst. And it was at MSM where he began his formal study in both classical and jazz piano with Harold Danko and Martha Pestalozzi respectively. After receiving his BA in Jazz Performance in 1997, Luis pursued his Masters at Queens College with the legendary Sir Roland Hanna. This was perhaps one of the most pivotal moments in his development as an artist. While studying with Sir Roland Hanna, I came to realize just how little I knew about both the piano and the music. He forced me to start with a clean slate and to re-evaluate my musical perceptionsboth about jazz and the history of jazz piano. I began to look at jazz and classical music in a new and more in-depth way and my playing evolved accordingly. Luis' music education, was not limited to the classroom. Soon after moving to New York, he quickly established himself as an in-demand pianist amassing quite an impressive resume. Some of the artists Luis has collaborated and/or performed with include Ravi Coltrane, John Patitucci, Ray Barretto Brian Lynch, David Sanchez, Claudia Acuña, Dave Samuels and the Caribbean Jazz Project, Butch Morris, Dave Valentin, Jane Bunnett, John Benítez, Ralph Irizarry, Jerry Gonzalez and the Fort Apache Band, Alice Coltrane, Dafnis Prieto and Yosvany Terry. A list that is as notable both by its quality as well as its diversity. As a regular member of groups led by John Benítez, Miguel Zenón, Ray Barretto and Ravi Coltrane, Luis has made his mark as a performer, a composer and arranger. He can be heard most recently on Ray Barretto's Homage to Art Blakey and Miguel Zenón's Ceremonial. Luis' most important accomplishment to date, however has been the completion of his first CD as a leader, Focus Point, for RKM Records (release date: September 2004). Focus Point includes music that Luis wrote in college as well as more recent compositions. I wanted to document my musical journey up to the present, but at the same time create arrangements that would give the music a certain continuity. Luis often writes with particular musicians in mind and on this recording, he was able to bring together some of his favorite musical collaborators including Miguel Zenón, Ravi Coltrane, Ugonna Okegwo, Ralph Peterson Jr. and Roberto Quintero. Focus Point brings to the forefront Luis' prodigious talents both as an innovative composer/arranger and a creative and original improviser. Weblinks: www.luisperdomojazz.com