Immersed in different cultural and musical backgrounds, Yosvany Terry, Orlando Alonso, and Yves Dhar joined forces in 2013 to form the Bohemian Trio. The three musicians were drawn to the idea that their blend of traditions would speak to the true voice of the Americas: a cacophony of cultures that, together, forges a new identity that transcends Old World boundaries.

The piano, cello and saxophone of this New York-based trio bring the diverse sounds and rhythms of Cuba and the Americas to life in an original brand of new music. With roots in Cuba, France, Trinidad, and the U.S., the trio shifts intuitively among classical, jazz and world music. At the heart of their collaborations are Yosvany Terry’s original works, which are driven by Afro-Cuban rhythms, sweeping classical melodies, and a touch of improvisation.

The members of the Bohemian Trio are distinguished graduates of Cuba’s Escuela Nacional de Arte, Julliard, Yale University and Manhattan School of Music. They have won international competitions and major awards including Grammys. They have collaborated with artists such as Chucho Valdes, Branford Marsalis, Joshua Bell, and Itzhak Perlman, and perform regularly on five continents in the world’s most renowned halls.