Examples of 'own trio' in a sentence
Meaning of "own trio"
own trio: A group of three people or things that are owned or controlled by the same person or organization. This phrase is commonly used in music to refer to a group of three musicians playing together
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Ed has continued playing with his own trio.
His own trio.
He continues his active concert career as a soloist and as leader of his own trio.
Valerie Capers formed her own trio and debuted as a recording artist on the Atlantic label.
He performs regularly with the Capital Jazz Project and with his own trio.
Maybe you'll create your own trio of wizards.
Two years later he moved to Seattle, where he formed his own trio.
At twelve she started her own trio of girls to perform in Bismarck, North Dakota.
Van Leer was asked to join them, or to stay with his own trio.
He has led his own trio with Harald Johnsen ( bass ) and Sverre Gjørvad percussion.
Recently, he has played with saxophonist Charles Gayle and leads his own trio in Paris.
Then he established his own trio ( with Milan Ferlež and Boris Vede ).
Later, he led his own trio.
A period leading his own trio in 1958 was followed by joining trombonist Tyree Glenn.
At the age of 14 he formed his own trio and composed and.
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She led her own trio starting in 1986 and has lived in Germany for years.
The studio announced plans to have their own trio of blockbusters in 2018.
He led his own trio in the late 1950s with Jimmy Bond and Frank Butler.
He recorded his first solo album in 1992 and has led his own trio and quartet.
Willette formed his own trio in 1963 and recorded two more albums for Argo.
He had his jazz debut with his own trio on Ad Lib Jazzklubb 1976.
In the ‘ 90s, he founded his own trio incorporating a then young and promising singer, Txell Sust.
In 1951, Doggett organized his own trio and began recording for King Records.
Werner started his own trio in 1981 with drummer Tom Rainey and bassist Ratzo Harris.
Also in 1977, he founded his own trio with violinist Robert Zimansky and cellist Jan Polasek.
