Philip Buchman Trio

Royal Oak, MI

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Travels up to 120 miles

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The Philip Buchman Trio is a jazz group based in Southeast Michigan. The trio offers contemporary original music, while still bringing the recognizable sounds of Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, and Ray Brown that any listener will love. Pianist Rowan Tucker-Meyer, bassist Jack Nissen, and drummer Philip Buchman are some of the finest the University of Michigan Alumni network has to offer. Perfect for any venue, club, or restaurant, this group can fit the vibe you need!


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