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About
Quinn Piper
Deep. Affirming. Nostalgic.
Quinn Piper is a musician that has been performing since the age of 12. Recognized by peers and listeners as an intuitive vocalist and saxophonist, Piper wields their roots in jazz, soul, and gospel to cultivate engaging soundscapes.
As a SUNY Albany graduate, Piper has studied under jazz pianist and author Bob Gluck and work shopped with Aruan Ortiz.
Piper has also played the principal role of Sam Cooke in the musical theatre biopic "Sam Cooke: Where You Been Baby?".
Piper is a member of Jazz Philadelphia's CORE Cooperative where they've received mentorship from critically acclaimed bassist Gerald Veasley.
Quinn currently resides in Central New Jersey, frequenting as a sideman and working on their first solo project "Songs For Low Voices".
Media
Performing with Margel Overton, Dan Kaplowitz, and Matthew Chenery during “The Hangout” at the Velvet Whip in Philadelphia.
Performing with Tonya Lynette & Company for “The Black Bottom Lives” Jazz Series.
Performing with Chris Farrell & The Ritmo Collective at Time in Philadelphia.
A scene from the musical theatre biopic “Sam Cooke: Where You Been Baby?”