Matt Savage Trio at

Local pianist/composer/arranger Matt Savage performs cuts from his new album, Welcome Home, along with lots of other material including originals and standards with a twist. Matt has performed at the Kennedy Center and at some of the most prestigious jazz clubs worldwide, including the Blue Note, Birdland and Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola. He has headlined the famed New Orleans Jazz Festival and the Ottawa International Jazz Festival, among others. He's even performed on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” the “Late Show with David Letterman,” the “Today Show” and NPR’s “Piano Jazz with Marian McPartland.” Matt Savage, is just 19-years-old, attends Berklee College of Music and has released 9 albums. JAZZIZ Magazine touts Matt as “a wildly inventive composer, interpreter and pianist no matter what his age.” JAZZTIMES concurs, labeling Matt “...a schooled, seasoned jazz pianist...” And the Wall Street Journal calls Matt “…a phenomenally talented pianist and composer who demands to be taken seriously on purely musical terms.”...

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Local pianist/composer/arranger Matt Savage performs cuts from his new album, Welcome Home, along with lots of other material including originals and standards with a twist. Matt has performed at the Kennedy Center and at some of the most prestigious jazz clubs worldwide, including the Blue Note, Birdland and Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola. He has headlined the famed New Orleans Jazz Festival and the Ottawa International Jazz Festival, among others. He's even performed on “Late Night with Conan O’Brien,” the “Late Show with David Letterman,” the “Today Show” and NPR’s “Piano Jazz with Marian McPartland.” Matt Savage, is just 19-years-old, attends Berklee College of Music and has released 9 albums. JAZZIZ Magazine touts Matt as “a wildly inventive composer, interpreter and pianist no matter what his age.” JAZZTIMES concurs, labeling Matt “...a schooled, seasoned jazz pianist...” And the Wall Street Journal calls Matt “…a phenomenally talented pianist and composer who demands to be taken seriously on purely musical terms.”

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