Jazz Duo at the St. Regis
It was a pleasure to return to DC’s St. Regis on Black Lives Matter Plaza earlier this month, this time with my wife and jazz singer Tessa Frost. We went […]
Tag: background jazz music
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A Melodious Return to the Heurich House Museum
Returning to the Heurich House Museum to play on their golden piano was a truly enchanting experience. As part of the First Friday Dupont event, the museum was abuzz with […]
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A Delightful Afternoon at the St Regis
I recently had the pleasure of performing at the St. Regis. The venue was absolutely lovely, with its elegant décor and serene atmosphere. I particularly enjoyed the beautiful cherry blossom […]
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Merry Christmas! … in August?
I was invited by a local fellow jazz pianist (whom I often swap gigs with) to play at the 43th Annual Glow of Christmas Past convention, held in Arlington, VA. […]
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Throwing Curve Balls to the Trio (video)
Here are two final videos from our Capital Hilton gig earlier this month. These pieces aren’t jazz standards like we had planned to play … I ended up deciding that […]
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Jazz Trio at the Capital Hilton (video)
My trio and I had a great time playing for a long evening event at the Capital Hilton earlier this month. Here are two of the tunes we recorded :Tenor […]
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House Concert TOMORROW for NY Singer/Pianist Todd Alsup
Tessa and I are thrilled to be hosting a house concert tomorrow night for a Singer/Songwriter from New York City, Todd Alsup. He’ll be sharing songs from his new album […]
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Casino Night with NAIOP
Thanks to the NAIOP for having me and Tessa perform last week! It was a great night of jazz standards, showtunes, and lots of yummy finger food 🙂
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Washington Nationals Dream Foundation
I had the grand pleasure of playing piano for the Washington Nationals Dream Gala a couple of weeks ago – and what a night it was! Most of the players […]
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Playing Jazz at Another Great Party
I’ve now had the pleasure of playing piano for United Therapeutics twice – and what a special night it was both times! I already wrote about the 1920’s speakeasy that […]