Ian Sadock​ is an award-winning pianist and jazz composer from Philadelphia with an

active and expanding studio of piano and music theory students.

Ian Sadock​ is on the piano faculty at Greensleeves Music, providing private piano and

music theory lessons in the greater Philadelphia region. Sadock’s education included study under

Don Glanden at University of the Arts, Dr. Theresa Klinefelter at West Chester University, Dr.

Igor Resniaski and David Dzubinski at the Nelly Berman School of Music, amongst others. He

holds a bachelor’s of music in piano performance with a concentration in jazz from West Chester

University and is continuing his education at the University of the Arts, where he will be granted

a Master of Music degree. Honors and awards include the 2017 Boysie Lowery Living Jazz

Residency, Michael Falcone Jazz Scholarship and Alta M. Ketner Outstanding Incoming

Freshman Scholarship, Graduate Assistantship at University of the Arts, and First Place in Nelly

Berman 25th Anniversary Golden Key Competition.

With headline performances at world-class venues, such as the Kimmel Center, TIME,

Chris’s Jazz Cafe, Sadock’s musical perspective is refreshing and innovative. Current projects

include performances and original compositions involving the Ian Sadock Quartet, Latin jazz

band Habanero, which he co-founded, plus several University of the Arts ensembles. Previous

performance credits include West Chester University’s premier jazz ensemble the Criterions,

where he shared the stage with famed guest artists at the International Trumpet Guild conference

and Cavalcade of Bands competitions. He also headlined charitable performances with the WCU

Honors Jazz Ensemble.

Ian Sadock is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

For more info, visit ​iansadock.com