Soren Moller

Søren Moller is a Danish pianist and composer blending jazz, classical minimalism, and indie rock across projects ranging from small ensembles to large orchestras. Raised in a small Danish town, he started piano at 8, studied at Copenhagen’s Rhythmic Music Conservatory, and later moved to New York on a Fulbright Scholarship to learn under legends like Kenny Barron. His genre-crossing work includes leading the NYNDK Jazz Collective, collaborating with Teitur and the Aarhus Jazz Orchestra, and composing for the Danish Radio Big Band—showcasing a sound shaped by global influences and versatile musicians.

Recent releases like *Résumé* (praised by Politiken as a best-of-year pick) and *Christian X Variations* highlight his knack for merging intricate compositions with vivid improvisation, earning acclaim as “as close to perfect as it gets” (All About Jazz). His latest works, including *Three Intermezzi* for marimba and vibraphone, continue to push boundaries while drawing from mentors like Prokofiev and Philip Glass.