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Nocturne Opus 55 No.1
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When All Is Quiet
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jordan rudess New York, New York
Jordan has been the full-time keyboardist with the grammy nominated progressive metal band, Dream Theater, since
1999.
On July 28, 2011, in a poll conducted by MusicRadar, Rudess was voted the best keyboardist of all time.
In 2010, Jordan founded his technology company, Wizdom Music (www.wizdommusic.com), which has developed award-winning apps including: MorphWiz, SpaceWiz,, and EarWiz.
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