Ross Morgan Quartet

Ross Morgan - Guitar
Richard Page - Saxophone
Allyson Rogers - Drums
Normand Glaude - Upright Bass

Canadian jazz guitarist and composer Ross Morgan is based in his hometown of Ottawa. Ross first discovered his love of jazz on his 18th birthday when he was given Ed Bickert's live album “At The Garden Party.” Ross' debut 2022 release, "Migration," strives to preserve the energy of a live concert in an intimate venue. This EP showcases his unique voice as an artist, drawing inspiration from legendary guitarists such as Wes Montgomery, Pat Martino, and Canadian folk singer Stan Rogers.

Ross has performed with the Ottawa Jazz Orchestra and Ed Lister’s Prime Rib Big Band. In 2016, Ross performed with the JUNO award-winning saxophonist Pat Labarbera. Ross has been heard on CBC’s Saturday Night Jazz with Laila Biali and in 2024 Ross interviewed jazz legend and 3-time Grammy winner bassist Ron Carter. Ross has a Bachelor of Music from Humber Polytechnic where he studied with Jocelyn Gould and Ted Quinlan.

Ross has quickly become a sought-after musician in the Canadian jazz scene. With his talent and dedication, he will surely make a lasting impact on the world of new music.
"Ross Morgan is a fine young guitarist and composer who brings his deep insight and thorough knowledge of jazz history to his teaching, performances, and recordings ... he brings this careful consideration and perspective to everything he does " - Andrew Scott, Jazz Guitarist and Arts Journalist
"His willingness to work without a net... and take musical risks in pursuit of an artistic vision will serve Ross well now and in the future." - Lorne Nehring, JUNO Winning drummer
"Guitarist Ross Morgan is a great new addition to Ottawa's jazz scene. I always enjoy playing with him and hearing him play." - Peter Hum