Taber Gable is a celebrated jazz pianist and educator whose artistry reflects both technical mastery and soulful storytelling. His musical journey began in childhood, when the eclectic sounds of his parents’ record collection ignited a passion that led him to the Joy of Music School in Knoxville, a nonprofit offering free music lessons and instruments to youth.
Gable went on to study at the University of Hartford’s Jackie McLean Institute of Jazz (BM ’14), where he became the first recipient of the Hartt Performing Arts Scholarship, before earning his Master’s in Jazz Studies from The Juilliard School (’16) under the mentorship of Wynton Marsalis.
As a performer, Gable has graced stages alongside acclaimed artists including Marcus and E.J. Strickland, Terrace Martin, Jimmy Greene, Myron Walden, Abraham Burton, Jonathan Barber, Braxton Cook, Lakecia Benjamin, Jesse Palter, and country artists such as John Berry, Jamie O’Neal, and Chris Blue. Known for his cross-genre versatility and captivating live presence, he has become a sought-after musician both in New York’s vibrant jazz scene and on international stages.
In 2020, Gable released his debut album, Hidden Driveways. His latest project, Push & Pull (2025), showcases his evolving artistry and continued exploration of sound, following the 2024 single Not Long Ago released under La Reserve.
In addition to his performance career, Gable is dedicated to education and mentorship. In 2024, he was appointed Assistant Professor of Jazz Piano at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, continuing his commitment to cultivating the next generation of musicians.