Researched musician profile
About Tamir Hendelman
Hendelman's official and ensemble biographies trace conservatory study in Tel Aviv, Anazagi Conservatory leadership, Eastman training, and a return to Los Angeles in 1996.[1][2]
His leader catalog includes Playground and the 2010 Resonance release Destinations; his collaborative work also includes the Jeff Hamilton Trio and recordings with vocalist Tierney Sutton.[2][3][4]
Destinations
The 2010 trio album pairs Hendelman with bassist Marco Panascia and drummer Lewis Nash across originals and arrangements.[3]
Jeff Hamilton Trio
Hamilton's official ensemble biography documents Hendelman's piano and arranging role within the trio.[2]
Spring
The 2026 duo album with Tierney Sutton builds a twelve-song program around the season's repertoire.[4]

















