Jordi Grognard Trio is a Belgian jazz group consisting of Jordi Grognard (saxophone and clarinet), Sal La Rocca (double bass), and Antoine Pierre (drums). The trio is based in Brussels and has been active since 2014.
Jordi Grognard is a versatile musician who plays saxophone and clarinet, and has collaborated with many different musicians and groups in Belgium and abroad. Sal La Rocca is a well-known double bass player on the Belgian jazz scene, and has played with many renowned jazz musicians. Antoine Pierre is a talented young drummer who has received several awards and accolades for his musical skills.
The Jordi Grognard Trio plays a unique blend of modern jazz, drawing inspiration from many different genres and styles. Their music is characterized by intricate melodies, virtuosic solos, and tight ensemble playing. They have released several albums, including "Out of the Blue" (2015), "Sketches of Belgium" (2017), and "Circles" (2020).
The trio has performed at many jazz festivals and venues throughout Belgium and Europe, including the Brussels Jazz Festival, Jazz Middelheim, and the Montreux Jazz Festival. They have also collaborated with other musicians and artists, including Belgian saxophonist Robin Verheyen and Moroccan singer Aïda Nosrat.
The Jordi Grognard Trio is known for their energetic and dynamic live performances, and their unique and innovative approach to jazz music. They continue to be an important part of the Belgian jazz scene, and have gained a growing international following in recent years.
Photography: Walter Somers
