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Jason Anick
Jason Anick (born October 3, 1985, Framingham, Massachusetts) is an American jazz violinist, mandolin player and composer. He currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts, and teaches at the Berklee College of Music.
==Early life==
Anick started classical violin lessons at age six but it was the summers spent learning fiddle tunes from his father that trained his ear and liberated him early on from the printed page.〔Born to play jazz violin. By Mary Wenzel, Marlboro Enterprise, January 25, 2007 ()〕〔Marlborough's Jason Anick is jazzin' up Gypsy music, Ed Symkus, Metrowest Daily News, December 6, 2012. ()〕 He was eleven when he met Stephane Grappelli and twelve when he fiddled for President and Mrs. Clinton when they showed up at a fiddle showcase on Martha's Vineyard.〔Jazzing up the Gypsies: Young musician puts a new twist on playing violin. By Susan Spencer, Worcester Telegram, August 26, 2007 ()〕 In junior high school, he took a detour and started a rock band on guitar, but videos of European Gypsy jazz players piqued a renewed fascination with the violin – and a passion for jazz. He entered the unique "acoustics and music" program at the University of Hartford, combining an engineering degree with music performance studies at the Jackie McLean Institute of Jazz, part of the Hartt School.〔Gypsy jazz done right. Christian Howes, Creative Strings Academy, February 23, 2011 ()〕 There he worked with the likes of trombonist Steve Davis and bassist Nat Reeves to hone his straight-ahead and bebop chops. He was still attending college when guitarist John Jorgenson invited him to join his Quintet, having seen a YouTube video of Anick playing at the Montreal Jazz Festival with the Robin Nolan Trio.〔(Jason Anick, Jazz Violin & Mandolin press kit )〕 Anick managed to complete school while touring with Jorgenson, beginning a professional relationship that has lasted for six years. The apprenticeship allowed him to hone his improvisational skills and stage presence while earning him a reputation as one of the top Gypsy jazz/world music violinists on the scene today.〔(Jason Anick official website; Press )〕 He has recorded one CD with the John Jorgenson Quintet, One Stolen Night.
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