Harold Danko is a renowned jazz pianist whose subtle creativity and profound understanding of the genre have distinguished him as a significant figure in the jazz world. Born on June 13, 1947, in Sharon, Pennsylvania, Danko honed his skills at Youngstown State University and then at the Berklee College of Music before paving a path as a professional musician. His career has seen him collaborate with a host of legendary musicians, including Chet Baker, Gerry Mulligan, and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra, showcasing his versatile range and technical proficiency.

Over the years, Danko has cultivated a rich discography that reflects both his skill as a solo artist and his collaborative spirit. Releases such as "Trillium," "Spring Garden," and "The Music of Thad Jones" highlight his ability to infuse classic jazz compositions with his unique improvisational style, while "Play Date" and "Triple Play" reveal his talent in a group dynamic. His collaboration with big names in jazz, such as Rich Perry, seen in "Oatts & Perry III," and the remastered "Shorter By Two," further cement his standing within the jazz community. With "Trilix," Danko continues to contribute meaningfully to the tapestry of contemporary jazz, displaying the experience and ingenuity that he brings to each of his projects.