David Bach Consort at Phaze 10 Restaurant & Live Entertainment

The Baltimore/Washington DC based keyboardist/composer, DavidBach, is the recipient of two Gold records and winner of the 2004 Maryland State Art Council Performance Award.

The David Bach Consort is a spirited eclectic group of artists that excites crowds with their unique musical entertainment.

His band, The David Bach Consort, was the winner of the Jazz Discovery Showcase on Black Entertainment Television. His band was voted “Best Instrumental Band” by Music Monthly Magazine. The David Bach Consort has been featured on national and international television on BET’s Jazz Central. He received a WAMMIE nomination for “Best Instrumentalist” and “Best CD”. His performances has been written about in the Washingtonian Magazine and 2010 Brides Maryland Magazine....

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The Baltimore/Washington DC based keyboardist/composer, DavidBach, is the recipient of two Gold records and winner of the 2004 Maryland State Art Council Performance Award.

The David Bach Consort is a spirited eclectic group of artists that excites crowds with their unique musical entertainment.

His band, The David Bach Consort, was the winner of the Jazz Discovery Showcase on Black Entertainment Television. His band was voted “Best Instrumental Band” by Music Monthly Magazine. The David Bach Consort has been featured on national and international television on BET’s Jazz Central. He received a WAMMIE nomination for “Best Instrumentalist” and “Best CD”. His performances has been written about in the Washingtonian Magazine and 2010 Brides Maryland Magazine.

Some recent performances, clients, and events include, the Harrisburg Jazz Festival, Wine Enthusiast Magazine, China Telecom, BMW, Dubai International Financial, The Kennedy Center, Blues Alley, Major League Baseball World Series Party, Jazzmatazz with B.B.King, Artscape, Washington’s Taste of D.C., the National Cathedral, the White House Correspondents Dinner, the Ambassador to Arab Emirates wedding, Rolex, and Bank of America

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