List your services
Log In
Denise Bruckno
(19)
-
Philadelphia, PA -
Jazz Pianist
-
22 Verified Bookings
Greg E. said “We had Denise perform at our wedding ceremony and she was great! Highly recommend hiring her.”
Back to Jazz Pianists
![Gallery photo 1 of Brendan Inglis]()
![Gallery photo 2 of Brendan Inglis]()
Brendan Inglis
- Phoenixville, PA
- Jazz Pianist
- Travels up to 60 miles
- Contact for rates
Polkadots and Moonbeams
Overview
Experienced pianist specializing in brunch and dinner gigs! I play solo piano but also open to working with a group.
1 Review
Eileen N. •
January 31, 2025
Brendan played the piano during our wedding cocktail hour, filling the atmosphere with joy and beautiful music! Working with him leading up to the event was a breeze—he shared his tasteful song portfolio and even learned the song that played during our engagement for our grand entrance. It meant a lot that he took the time to do this for us. Having Brendan perform at our wedding was truly special, and our guests loved enjoying the classical tunes throughout the celebration. We highly recommend Brendan for any event, and we're so thankful he was part of ours!
Hired as:
Jazz Pianist
Jazz Pianist
Booking Info
Price Range: Contact for rates
What to Expect
Live piano
About
Phoenixville to Philadelphia, PA based pianist, multi-instrumentalist and producer.
Services Offered
Similar Listings
Lynne Hamer Jazz Trio
(14)
-
West Chester, PA
-
Jazz Band
-
26 Verified Bookings
Gianna G. said “This trio was absolutely fantastic—elegant, soulful, and effortlessly talented. Their music added the perfect atmosphere to our event, blending classic…”
Louis Pettinelli Entertainment
(65)
-
Philadelphia, PA
-
Jazz Band
-
230 Verified Bookings
Kalani T. said “They were incredible and very professional. Musicians were pros! Made our special day amazing! Highly recommend”
David Zipse, virtuoso pianist
(48)
-
Philadelphia, PA
-
Pianist
-
98 Verified Bookings
Arthur B. said “My father was a professional pianist. He played in high end restaurants - his specialty: the Great American Songbook. But he could play anything. He was…”