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Robert Brown, classical guitarist
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Cincinnati, OH -
Classical Guitarist
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10 Verified Bookings
Katherine M. said “Great musician. Was perfect for our event, would hire again.”
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Asher Nalley-Classical Guitarist
- Lexington, KY
- Classical Guitarist
- Travels up to 120 miles
- $120-$500
Overview
Perks of hiring Ashley:
-Will play requested music at no extra change.
-Provides own sound system and set-up.
For Weddings:
-Will arrive early as the wedding party requests.
-Will play in rehearsal at no extra charge.
-One flat rate that will not change.
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Booking Info
Price Range: $120-$500
Gig Length: 60 - 240 minutes
Languages: English
What to Expect
Perks of hiring Ashley:
-Will play requested music at no extra change.
-Provides own sound system and set-up.
For weddings:
-Will arrive early as the wedding party requests.
-Will play in rehearsal at no extra charge.
-One flat rate that will not change.
About
No-fuss Ceremony Musician. Classically trained and well-prepared!
Ashley Nalley has been playing the guitar for 10 years. He is classically trained and currently pursuing a B.M. in Music Performance at the University of Kentucky.
Services Offered
Setup Requirements
None, all equipment can be handled by me
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