Pat Bianchi is an esteemed American jazz organist, renowned for his mastery of the Hammond B-3 organ. Born and raised in Rochester, New York, Bianchi’s musical journey began at an early age when he was given an organ at just seven years old. He comes from a family with a rich musical heritage, as both his father and grandfathers were professional musicians.

Bianchi is particularly noted for his deep knowledge of jazz organ history, which significantly influences his unique musical style. While he is a staunch advocate of the classic jazz organ trio sound, he is not restricted to this genre alone. His musical expression extends beyond traditional boundaries, showcasing his versatility and creativity.

Over the years, Bianchi has earned considerable recognition in the jazz community. He is a two-time Grammy nominee and was named the winner of Downbeat Magazine’s 2016 Rising Star Poll. His extraordinary skills on the organ—marked by his command of the instrument, harmonic sophistication, rhythmic intensity, and versatility—have made him one of the most sought-after organists in the jazz scene today.

Additionally, Bianchi’s acclaim is not just confined to national borders; he is celebrated as one of the premier organists on the international stage. This recognition is further solidified by his achievement in winning the Hot House Magazine’s 2019 poll, adding to his list of accolades and affirming his status as a leading figure in the world of jazz organists.