6/14/25: Elliot Steger Jazz Trio

Elliot Steger started playing piano as soon as he could sit on the piano bench. He started formal classical lessons at age 4 and continued from that point forward. When it was time to decide whether to pursue a career in music or in the sciences, his thought was that he could always play music, so he chose a “day job as a physician. Fast forward to about 30, and Steger began 20 years of lessons from a Berklee College of Music professor. He started composing and performing more, and is now credited with multiple CDs, over 100 song compositions, and was even a finalist in a competition among over 100,000 songs for best jazz instrumental song of the year. Steger was featured artist on jazz radio WICN’s Jazz New England program and has played at many venues in the Boston area.

The other 2/3rds of Steger’s Trio are John Hazilla (drums) and Dave Landoni (bass).

Steger donates all proceeds from CD sales and performances to medical charities including the Alzheimer’s Association, the American Cancer Society and the Multiple Sclerosis Society.