Pink Floyd, Rebuilt as Jazz
Breathe: The Aaron Prado Quartet
Tue, Apr 14, 2026 - Thu, Oct 01, 2026
Aaron Prado is a pianist with a doctorate from UT Austin, and he hosts a Sunday jazz radio show. He wrote a jazz suite about San Antonio. A second piece played at Luminaria. Now, with his quartet, he turns Pink Floyd into jazz.
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Breathe: The Aaron Prado Quartet Plays Pink Floyd
Thu, Oct 01
Aaron Prado is a San Antonio pianist. He has a doctorate in piano and a Sunday jazz radio show on KRTU. He wrote a big band suite about the city. He published a book of Bill Evans piano transcriptions. He wrote a piece that premiered at Luminaria. Breathe is his quartet's ongoing look at Pink Floyd, and it keeps coming back to Jazz, TX throughout the year. Each visit pulls from a different corner of the catalog: "Dark Side of the Moon," "Wish You Were Here," and "The Wall." Prado plays the melodies on piano. The rest of the quartet finds what is underneath them. The songs change shape. The feeling that started them stays the same.
About Jazz TX
Jazz, TX is San Antonio's home for live jazz, tucked into the basement of the historic Pearl Brewery's Bottling Department. Founded in 2016 by bandleader and pianist Doc Watkins, the club picked up the torch of the city's great jazz rooms and quickly became its premier destination for live music. Seven nights of shows span jazz, blues, big band, Texas swing, salsa, and Latin jazz — from Doc Watkins and his ten-piece orchestra to world-class touring artists like Kevin Eubanks, Bill Charlap, and John Pizzarelli. Every show is an intimate, 90-minute ticketed concert. Come early for South Texas cuisine, craft cocktails, wine, and beer, and stay for the music. At Jazz, TX, the night is a celebration shared between the audience and the band. 312 Pearl Parkway, Building 6, Suite 6001, San Antonio, TX 78215 (210) 332-9386 Tuesday–Thursday 6–10 PM · Friday–Saturday 6 PM–midnight · occasional Sunday special shows