Jazz Pianists For Hire

Close your eyes, and you could just as easily be sipping an Old Fashioned in a smokey speakeasy as nervously adjusting your tuxedo at a high-stakes poker game in a Vegas casino – our solo jazz pianists’ carefully selected repertoire, professional demeanour, and expert musicianship will take you places you’ve never been.

Smooth instrumental jazz is perhaps the ultimate way to help your guests loosen up. Forgoing the regimented structure of classical and romantic music and shunning the formulaic approach of pop and jazz will encourage your guests to be themselves.

Professional Jazz Pianists to Suit a Broad Audience

The long lists of jazz standards our jazz piano players perform feature the names of such legendary lyricists and composers as Duke Ellington, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers and Cole Porter. Whether your guests want to step outside in the Summertime or slow dance beneath a Blue Moon, our jazz pianists have got your covered – Anything Goes!

Speaking of which, you don’t have to be a jazz aficionado to appreciate our jazz pianists’ playing – they’ll lend their jazzy style to just about anything. Classics such as the Beatles’ ‘Yesterday’ and Queen’s ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ both get the solo jazz pianist treatment, as do such modern hits as Beyonce’s ‘Halo’, Christina Aguilera’s ‘Beautiful’ and Adele’s ‘Someone Like You’. Our corporate and wedding piano players have a wealth of experience performing at functions across the country, so you can rest assured of an absolutely first-class performance.

Fully Self-Contained with Keyboard and Amp

To get the best sound out of our solo jazz pianists, they’d recommend hiring a venue which keeps its own in-house piano. However, if this isn’t possible, it’s not a problem – all of our jazz piano players provide their own electric piano and amplifier.

Additional Jazz Musicians to Liven Up You Event!

Many of our solo jazz piano players offer other lineups, allowing you to add extra members for a fuller sound. If you’re planning a larger scale event such as an awards ceremony or product launch, you might like to consider adding a double bassist to make a jazz duo, or go a step further and add a drummer to make a jazz trio. Read less