Saxophonist Lee Robinson is an accomplished Pittsburgh jazz musician who has been blending his jazz improvisation stylings with funk, fusion, original, and contemporary music on the local and national levels for over 40 years. Formed in 1979, ISKA became Lee’s first professional and most recognized jazz quartet. ISKA comprises some of the region’s most innovative musicians. As a music/artist experimenter, Lee has collaborated with poets, actors, and visual artists for various projects. He appears as a street saxophonist in the movie “Cemetery Club,” his original music score is heard on the PBS documentary “JOBS, A Way Out.”
Lee Robinson & ISKA has opened for Stanley Clarke and Bachman, Turner, and Overdrive, in addition to performing with countless recognized musicians. Formed in 1979, ISKA became Lee’s first professional and most recognized jazz quartet. ISKA comprises some of the region’s most innovative musicians. For more information about Lee and his performance schedule, Check out his
website: www.leerobinsonmusic.com
