About the trio

A Jazz Trio Led By A Rat Pack Singer

Voice, piano and double bass, two sets and the songbook of the Rat Pack years.

Marcus Scimia singing in a green panelled room, with the double bass player beside him
The singer

Marcus Scimia, Jazz And Rat Pack Singer

Marcus Scimia is one of the most respected vocalists in the country and a senior academic in musical theatre at one of England's leading universities. Before that he worked in the West End, and for eight years he fronted the multi-award-winning Phil Rostance and The Marshall Band as its lead singer.

Rat Pack swing and jazz were always his first love. The Marcus Scimia Trio takes that voice and that stage presence to couples and companies who want only the best for their event, singing Sinatra and Bublé the way he has always wanted to sing them.

The Marcus Scimia Trio in dinner jackets: pianist, Marcus Scimia and the double bass player
The line up

Why A Jazz Trio Suits A Dinner

A trio is small enough to stand in the corner of a private dining room and big enough to carry a ballroom once the PA is on. Piano gives the harmony and the swing, double bass holds the pulse, and the voice sits on top. Nothing in the line up needs to be loud to work, which is why the trio can play through a meal without anyone raising their voice across the table.

How we work

Booked Through Artist Republic

The trio is represented by Artist Republic, which handles enquiries, contracts and the paperwork your venue asks for. You deal with one office from the first email to the night itself, and Marcus and the band turn up knowing your timings.

Bring The Trio To Your Event

One short form tells us your date and venue, and we take it from there.

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