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Adam Austin
(6)
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Des Plaines, IL -
One Man Band
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9 Verified Bookings
Trina K. said “We couldn’t have been more pleased.”
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Overview
Robert Theophilus Nanton is a versatile musician who plays in a solo setting and/or with a band. He plays covers and original music and can improvise. He plays in styles that range from Jazz to Gospel to Soca to Pop.
1 Review
Sebastien D. •
February 19, 2016
Robert's influences I can tell come from the jazz greats but beyond that, he's not only an incredible musician but shows up in a timely fashion with band and gear included if necessary. And he really knows make the room come alive! And plays well others!
Hired as:
Jazz Pianist
Jazz Pianist
Booking Info
Price Range: $150 - 2000
Gig Length: 1 - 300 minutes
Languages: English, Portuguese
What to Expect
I can provide whatever you are looking for musically, based on the skill set mentioned.
About
Versatile, confident, and respected musician with a fresh personality. Let's connect!
Additional Booking Notes
It would be great if the piano were as close to being in tune as possible.
Services Offered
Past Booked Events
| October 13, 2024 • 9:00am - 11:00am | Worship Service |
Set List
If I have listened to it, I can play it.
Influences & Inspiration
Robert Glasper
Bill Evans
Jacob Collier
Snarky Puppy
Stevie Wonder
Smokie Norful
...and a little bit of everyone else
Setup Requirements
Piano
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