About: Born in San Francisco into a family of musicians, identical twins Eytan and Gabriel have been playing music together for as long as they can remember. Now based in New York City, E & G lead vibrant careers in jazz and can be found regularly performing and touring at household venues in New York and around the world. 

Eytan Schillinger-Hyman (bass) is pursuing a Master’s in Jazz Bass Performance at The Juilliard School where he studies with jazz masters Ben Wolfe, Gerald Cannon, Kenny Washington and Donald Vega. With a vibrant career rooted in the jazz scenes of New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area, Eytan has performed at renowned venues and festivals including SFJAZZ, the Monterey Jazz Fest, San Jose Jazz Fest, The Django, Minton's Playhouse, Ornithology and The Black Cat, among others, and has performed with a number of acclaimed musicians such as Mike King, Christopher McBride, Lawrence Fields, Wayne Escoffery, Eric Wyatt, Erena Terakubo, Tyreek McDole, April Varner, and more. He holds dual degrees in Jazz Bass Performance and Sociology from Oberlin College and Conservatory, where he studied and collaborated with jazz legends such as Billy Hart, Gary Bartz, and Eddie Henderson.

Gabriel Schillinger-Hyman (piano) is an active frontman and sideman who plays at household NYC venues including The Django, Ornithology, The Harlem Jazz Museum, Cellar Dog, and more. He’s toured with internationally acclaimed musicians Christopher McBride (GRAMMY-winning sax), Lucas Pino (Artistic Director at Brubeck Jazz Summit), and Tim Green (sax for Michael Bublé and GRAMMY nominee), and regularly performs with Erena Terakubo (Kenny Barron Quartet, Jon Faddis All-Star Big Band...etc), Tyreek McDole (Sarah Vaughan Competition 1st place), April Varner (Ella Fitzgerald Competition 1st place), Ben Solomon (tenor for Chick Corea and Wallace Roney), Alexandra Ridout (2nd place Caruso winner and ARTEMIS sub) and more. In 2024 Gabriel performed as an accompanist at CARNEGIE HALL. He holds a Master's in Jazz Piano Performance from The Manhattan School of Music and a B.A. in Hispanic Cultures and Literature from Brown University.