Our Trios

Our classy trios are the perfect option if you are planning your wedding music from ceremony through reception or looking to take your private event to the next level. The groups below provide a full sound and feature a variety of genres of music!

Instrumental  Trios

Piano paired with two additional instrumentalists gives a quartet sound as the pianist covers two strings parts and adds additional notes!
  • 1 violinist, 1 violist, and 1 pianist (most popular choice!)
  • 1 violinist, 1 flutist, and 1 pianist
  • ​2 violinists and 1 pianist
  • 1 violinist, 1 cellist, and 1 pianist
Live Trio Recording, Ceremony Music Samples:
Instrumentation: Violin, Viola, and Piano
  • 0:00 - Air on the G String - Bach
  • 0:38 - Somewhere Over the Rainbow from the Wizard of OZ
  • 1:30 - Ode to Joy - Beethoven
  • 2:08 - Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley
  • ​2:50 - La Vie En Rose - Louis Armstrong
  • 3:38 - Rondeau - Mouret
  • 4:00 - 10,000 Reasons - Matt Redman
  • 4:56 - Pachelbel's Canon in D with "bridal cue"
Live Trio Recording, Cocktail Hour Samples:
Instrumentation: Violin, Viola, and Piano
  • 0:00 - Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
  • 0:40 - Havana - Camila Cabello
  • 1:30 - Shape of You - Ed Sheeran
  • 2:30 - My Girl - The Temptations
  • 3:34 - Fly Me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra
  • 4:16 - Game of Thrones Theme Song
Also, many of our musicians form beautiful trio combinations with choices including:
  • 1 violinist, 1 violist, and 1 cellist (most popular choice!)
  • 2 violinists and 1 cellist
  • 1 violinist, 1 flutist, and 1 cellist​

Jeff, Bruce, and Bryan
​To note: In addition to piano, drums, and bass, Jeff also works regularly with a saxophonist, trumpeter, and female vocalist, when requested. 

​Jeff (Jazz Pianist and Trio Leader): Jeff has been playing professionally for 50 years. He has opened for Tony Bennett and played at Jilly's night club on 52nd St in NY City entertaining Frank Sinatra. He has played with Jimmy Heath, George Coleman, Ray Nance and Jimmy Nottingham. He also worked with Arvel Shaw ( Louie Armstrong's bass player).

Bruce (Drummer): Bruce earned his Bachelor of Music degree from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He played in New York for a number of years, as well as at venues all over the southeast. Bruce has also played with the Greensboro Symphony, locally with the Long Bay Symphony, and performed as lead percussionist with the Pawleys Island Concert Band, Pawleys Island Jazz Band, and other professional groups.

​Bryan (Bassist): Bryan began playing professionally at the age of 15 with the Nu-Tones, a band with a storied history that is still in existence today after 60 years. He studied music at the College of William and Mary and played in and around Washington, DC early in his career, often at exclusive private clubs catering to politicians, high-ranking military officers, Fortune 500 CEOs, and various other celebrities. Additionally, has played with Bruce Hornsby and members of both Chuck Mangione’s band and the Dorsey bands. 

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