Noah Rott

Noah Rott started his career as a jazz pianist in his hometown Hamburg, Germany. While studying music at the Hamburg Conservatory, he became a driving force of Hamburg's local jazz scene and started to perform nationally and internationally. He performed with several ensembles in the US, Europe, China, South Korea, Nepal, and Costa Rica. Noah Rott was featured at world-renowned festivals and venues, such as European Parliament, Jewish Museum New York, Jazzmandu festival, Club Evans Seoul, Rockwood Music Hall, Shape Shifter Lab, Elbjazz festival, Ueberjazz festival, and many more. Furthermore he recorded eight critically acclaimed albums as a sideman. Besides his musical activities, Noah Rott worked as a cultural manager. In 2015 he founded the record label, artist collective and event series JAZZLAB. In 2017 he was a founding member of the festival feel.jazz. In 2017 Noah Rott was rewarded with the renowned Fulbright scholarship to represent German culture in the US. In 2019 he graduated from the New York University with a Master of Music in Jazz Instrumental Performance. In this time he studied with some of the most innovative jazz artists of our time, such as Peter Bernstein, Kevin Hays, Alan Ferber, Billy Drewes and Lenny White. In the course of his career Noah Rott collaborated with world-known artists such as Jim Black, Michael Rodriguez, Rich Perry, Tal Yahalom, Sandra Hempel, Silvan Strauss, Gaya Feldheim Schorr, Almog Sharvit and Frank Delle.