Nicholas Bridgman plays piano,
composes jazz and classical music, writes fiction, and holds B.A.'s in ecology and rhetoric.
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Latest News:
November 20, 2020
Nicholas' short story, "Sylmar," has been published in the Winter 2020 issue of the literary journal, Please See Me.
November 4, 2020
Nicholas performed with Berkeley's I-House Jazz Band while living at I-House in Fall 2002. As part of this year's virtual global homecoming, the I-House used Nicholas' song, Wheel of Life, to accompany quotes from past residents of their favorite memories. A YouTube video of the quotes is here.
November 24, 2018
Released a solo piano version of "My Romance" on Youtube and the Free Music page.
November 12, 2018
Released a solo piano version of "My Romance" on Youtube and the Free Music page.
Listen to the title track from Nicholas' last album:
Find out more about Nicholas' novel, A Character in Reality, in which a fictional character gains consciousness and learns what it takes to survive in the real world.
Current Projects:
Nicholas is excited to have his short story, "Sylmar," published in the Winter 2020 issue of Please See Me, a literary journal that explores the relationships between doctors and patients in the healthcare environment.
Despite the pandemic changing life in so many ways, Nicholas has kept busy writing a dozen original jazz songs, and recording them over the internet using Apple's Logic Pro X. He frequently jams on the virtual music site, JamKazam, where he has met band members who come together online from around the world to record songs and jam on standards. He hopes to release an album of this music in 2021.
