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Tõnu Naissoo is an Estonian jazz pianist and composer. His debut took place in 1967 at the Tallinn International Jazz Festival.  In 1970s and ’80s he was very active jazz musician in former Soviet Union’s jazz scene. He toured and played in jazz festivals in Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Belorussia, Ukrainia, Moldova, Georgia & Azerbaijan. From 1980’s he started to play abroad, including Germany, Belgium, Cuba, Finland, France, England and Ireland. In 1989 he got scholarship to Berklee College of Music in USA.

Recently he has toured with his trio in Japan – Osaka, Tokyo, Kanazawa – and played as solo artist in Russia – in Moscow, St Petersburg, Yaroslavl, Arkhangelsk & Severodvinsk.

He has been one of soloist of Alfred Schnittke’s First Symphony premiers in USA with Boston Symphony Orchestra/Gennady Rozhdestvenski and in Holland with Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra/Gennady Rozhdestvenski.

He has released over 20 of his albums, mostly under the label Atelier Sawano (Japan) and Art Beat (Russia). His latest recordings  are solo piano CD “One Day In Moscow” (Art Beat, 2020) and Hammond organ duo album with Peter Ivshin “Hammond & Drums” (Art Beat, 2020).

For jazz records collectors Norway’s record label JazzAggression released Tõnu’s earlier recordings on vinyl:

Tõnu Naissoo Trio (1968), Tõnu Naissoo First Recordings  (1967 & 1968)