Gabriel Mark Hasselbach at Pinnacle On The Pier

Jazz-tastic and soulful singer Alita Dupray joins Gabriel on this event.
Gabriel Mark Hasselbach is a well-known award winning jazz stylist, playing the unique combination of trumpet, flute, and flugelhorn, as well as valve trombone and electronic valve instrument. He has over a dozen albums to his name, a JUNO award, and ‘Album of the Year’ and ‘Instrumentalist of the Year’ wins at the 2011 Canadian Smooth Jazz awards, as well as numerous top 20 and higher Billboard charting hits. 

He walks a fine line between contemporary and classic idioms, incorporating both effortlessly into a vibrant and seamless stage show. His influences range from Blue Mitchell and Chet Baker, to contemporaries like Chris Botti and Rick Braun....

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Jazz-tastic and soulful singer Alita Dupray joins Gabriel on this event.
Gabriel Mark Hasselbach is a well-known award winning jazz stylist, playing the unique combination of trumpet, flute, and flugelhorn, as well as valve trombone and electronic valve instrument. He has over a dozen albums to his name, a JUNO award, and ‘Album of the Year’ and ‘Instrumentalist of the Year’ wins at the 2011 Canadian Smooth Jazz awards, as well as numerous top 20 and higher Billboard charting hits. 

He walks a fine line between contemporary and classic idioms, incorporating both effortlessly into a vibrant and seamless stage show. His influences range from Blue Mitchell and Chet Baker, to contemporaries like Chris Botti and Rick Braun.

He has performed and/or recorded with the likes of Jeff Lorber, Chuck Loeb, Larry Coryell, Ronny Jordan, Bob James, George Benson, Marc Antoine, Paul Brown, Brian Bromberg, Warren Hill, Bob Baldwin, John Denver, Heart, Long John Baldry, and Michael Bublé to name a few.

He has toured the world, such as Montreux (Switzerland), North Sea (Holland), JVC, Japan, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Mexico, Canada, and the US, and continues to develop his fanbase through live appearances and extensive radio and TV exposure.

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