A career built on music

Lenny Graf comes from a family of professional musicians. His diverse career as a musician, symphony player, composer and orchestra leader has taken him across North America. He has worked with such personalities as Petula Clark, Rich Little, Jack Jones, Dinah Shore and Peter Appleyard among others.

Trained at the Royal Conservatory of Music, the Eastman School of Music and York University, Lenny built a foundation in classical performance that informs every genre he plays today, from chamber recitals to swing-era big band shows.

He currently makes regular appearances in concert, at festivals and corporate events, and his recordings are played on television and radio across Canada and the United States. He is a recipient of the Grenick Award for outstanding potential in the arts and is a multi-instrumentalist on saxophone, flute, clarinet, oboe, piano and vocals.

Whether leading a 15-piece big band, sitting in with a jazz trio or playing flute in a classical group, Len brings the same focus, warmth and showmanship that have defined his career and keep audiences coming back, decade after decade.