Piano, bass and drums, with a wide net for influences. The Glyn MacDonald jazz trio pairs Glyn MacDonald on piano with Michael Perkins on drums and either Sam Anning or Pete Jeavons on bass, pulling from classical through to Latin and landing on swing that's hard not to tap along to. Between them they've shared stages with James Morrison, Terrell Stafford, Gary Bartz, Harry Connick Jr and Jamie Ohlers. For bigger rooms the line up grows on request, anywhere from a vocal quartet up to a 21 piece show band. Cocktail functions, weddings, corporate events and private parties all sit comfortably in their range.
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The event went well, and the Trio were great, they were really suited to that environment and the type of function. A big thank you for your help in arranging, and to the trio as well – they were really punctual, and professional. It makes it so much easier for us, when we work with flexible people like the group and yourselves.Kind regards Thanks Rosmund REVIEWS
The reception went well, thanks. My wife and I were very happy with the band’s performance; and they were a pleasure to deal with. Cheers,
Glyn Macdonald trio were fantastic - exactly what we wanted; they provided great background music. Thank you for your assistance in organising the entertainment.
Glyn and his partner were excellent. We would highly recommend them to anyone having a function requiring some light jazz music. A lot of our clients commented on how good they were. Kind regards
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