Andre Mehmari Trio Tickets

The Andre Mehmari Trio brings together Brazilian musical heritage, jazz improvisation, and classical textures into intimate, nature-inspired program concepts. Led by pianist/composer Andre Mehmari, the trio expands on a rich musical conversation that blends lyricism with adventurous harmony. The current trio features Edward Perez on bass and Rogerio Boccato on percussion, forming a cohesive chamber-jazz ensemble that travels across the concert stage with clarity and expressive depth.

Based in Brazil and internationally recognized, Mehmari is a Latin Grammy-nominated artist who has earned multiple prestigious Brazilian awards, including the Visa de MPB in 1998. His work often reflects literate, nature-inspired themes, offering audiences an engaging listening experience that sits between Brazil’s rich folk-rooted sounds and contemporary jazz and classical insight. When you secure seats for the Andre Mehmari Trio, you’re getting a nuanced, well-researched musical journey that appeals to genre enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

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Biography
Andre Mehmari is a Brazilian pianist, composer, and arranger celebrated for his ability to fuse Brazilian traditional music with jazz improvisation and classical flavors. As a pianist and bandleader, Mehmari collaborates with acclaimed colleagues, bringing a sophisticated but approachable sound that resonates with diverse audiences. The trio configuration adds rhythmic depth from bass and percussion, enriching a repertoire that frequently centers on nature-inspired or literate program concepts.

Band Members
Andre Mehmari — piano, composition
Edward Perez — bass
Rogério Boccato — percussion

Discography Highlight
Na Esquina do Clube com o Sol na Cabeça (2019) — Independent/crowdfunded, distributed by Tratore; related to Estúdio Monteverdi. This release exemplifies the trio’s blend of intimate chamber textures with Brazilian melodic clarity and jazz sensibility.