- Westfield, NJ
- One Man Band
- $200 – $1,200 per event
Paul S. said
“tom eas great to work with- brought his son and did lots of requests for our senior group ”
Jon Ballantyne
Alfie by Burt Bacharach; Alfie's Theme by Sonny Rollins
I've Got the World on a String, Jon Ballantyne
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Overview
I have performed solo piano and with world-class musicians in clubs and concert halls around the world, and am comfortable in formal settings, as well as more relaxed settings, whether playing on concert grand pianos, or my excellent-sounding Yamaha digital piano, which I will happily bring to any engagement where there may not be an acoustic piano. I play jazz in a traditional style, mostly from the Great American Songbook, but also some Beatles and other good pop tunes that I enjoy playing. I also play in a more modern jazz vein, as per my jazz festival repertoire, but my grounding in the tradition is strong. I am 100% reliable, and dress well for any engagement.
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October 2025
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Monday
Nonprofit Event
6:30pm - 8:00pm
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Tannersville, PA
October 2024
16
Wednesday
Nonprofit Event
6:30pm - 8:00pm
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Tannersville, PA
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