Emile Pandolfi

Classically trained Steinway Artist Emile Pandolfi is a seasoned artist with a performance career spanning more than 25 years. He connects with his audiences at a very personal level as he shares his love of life, laughter, and music. ​ Emile's LA years, in the 1970s-80s, included a six-year stint at the world-famous Comedy Store, playing nightly for, then, up & coming comics, Robin Williams, Jay Leno, Bob Saget, Jim Carrey, and many others. He also worked as a rehearsal and studio pianist, theater and opera coach, and nightclub pianist. His time in LA included some unique opportunities, such as recording and performing Rhapsody in Blue in the Opening Ceremonies of the 1984 Summer Olympics and working with jazz artist Chick Corea, who describes Pandolfi as having a "monster technique." ​ Pandolfi moved his young family east in 1986 and later started his own record label. Today he is known as one of the world’s premier pop pianists with an extensive catalog of solo albums and CD sales upwards of three and a half million hard copies. Recent projects include a collection of Broadway favorites recorded with the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and a solo recording of contemporary movie themes. Emile's European tours include concerts in England, Italy, Norway, and Hungary. ​ Pandolfi's music has been available on Spotify since 2015. He averages many hundreds of thousands listeners a month, and has surpassed a billion streams across the globe.