The Band
Izzy V
// Lead Guitar
Ismael Muniz is an accomplished jazz guitarist with over a decade of experience. Initially picking up the guitar at age 13, he started with punk and metal before discovering a passion for jazz in his early 20s. In addition to performing, Ismael works as a session musician, recording and producing work for artists all around the world, including the Cab Calloway Estate, and doing commercial work for Guitar Center. His diverse musical background and dedication to his craft shape his unique approach to jazz guitar.
Ryan Z
// Violin
Multi-talented multi-faceted Ryan Zarmbinski learned to play violin at an early age. His wide range of interest encompasses music from the classical period to the advent of bebop. A graduate of UTSA, Ryan has been active in the San Antonio music scene and much in demand in classical and jazz ensembles. His musicianship and mastery of the violin have made his reputation as a solid player. His wit and musical insight make him a valuable addition to any band.
Terry B
// Rhythm Guitar
Terry Brown (Terry B) took up guitar as a teenager - and set it aside to pusue a career in Fine Arts and Engineering. In 2006 a chance encounter with Paul Mehling and The Hot Club of San Francisco led him to fall in love with gypsy jazz. A founding member of the Hot Club of DC, Terry also played in The Hot Society Orchestra of Washington, Jefferson Street Strutters Jazz Band, and worked with various big bands in the Washington DC metro area until moving to San Antonio in 2018
Patrick ... H
// String Bass
Patrick comes from a musical household; initially playing piano - then switching to upright bass in 6th grade. Throughout high school Patrick played in classical orchestras. While attending Trinity University, he was principal bassist in the Trinity Symphony Orchestra, the Trinity University Jazz Band, and the jazz trio, SOL. Since graduating he has participated in community and professional classical ensembles as well as the folk/americana band Righteous Intonation. We are fortunate to have him anchoring the group.