Researched musician profile
About Seba Molnar
Molnar’s official biography traces his 2012 move to Boston for Berklee study and identifies him as a saxophonist, composer, educator, and leader. It documents regular Boston and New England performance while distinguishing sideman appearances from his own groups.[1]
The biography dates his leader debut Level Up to 2020 and records George Garzone as a guest. It also separates Molnar’s recording career from his work founding the Charles River Jazz Festival and the Boston Jazz Foundation.[1][2]
Level Up
Molnar’s debut leader album places his writing and saxophone with a Boston-based group and guest George Garzone.[1][2]
Charles River Jazz Festival
The official profile identifies Molnar as founder of the festival and its associated nonprofit work.[1]
Boston since 2012
His biography connects Berklee study with an ongoing city and New England performance base.[1]