Marc Perrenoud Trio

The Marc Perrenoud Trio is a highly acclaimed jazz ensemble known for its unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds. The trio consists of Marc Perrenoud on piano, Marco Müller on bass, and Cyril Regamey on drums. Formed in 2007, they have performed over 300 concerts worldwide, including major festivals like the Montreux Jazz Festival and the London Jazz Festival. Their discography includes albums such as *Logo* (2008), *Two Lost Churches* (2011), *Vestry Lamento* (2013), *Nature Boy* (2016), and *Morphée* (2020). The trio's music is characterized by its big-hearted, harmonically open style, often praised for its elegance and power.

Marc Perrenoud, the trio's leader, is a Swiss jazz pianist and composer born in Berlin in 1981. He began playing piano at the age of six and studied at the Geneva Conservatory and the Lausanne Jazz School. Perrenoud has won several awards, including the ZKB Jazz Prize in 2010 with his trio. He is also known for his solo work and collaborations with other musicians, contributing to his reputation as a versatile and talented artist in the jazz scene.