- Springfield, VA
- Pianist
- Starts at $300
Flo R. said
“Dillion was excellent;a real professional. All loved his music. I will surely call on him again ”
Performer / Accompanist / Teacher
Accompanying Eric McCormack
University of UW Madison Jazz Orchestra
Wisconsin Singers
Overview
DMV area keyboardist and teacher looking for performance opportunities. Weddings, religious services, corporate events, and more. Experience playing solo piano, accompaniment, and pit / combo settings. Affordable rate for local gigs and all other inquiries!
Offering virtual or in-person piano lessons for ages 5+!
Reviews
1 review
Brittany M.
July 11, 2022Fantastic Pianist! Would hire again!
Adam is an absolute delight to work with! He is very personable, talented, professional, responsive, and accommodating. I will happily hire him again for any future events.
The performance was wonderful. Adam went above and beyond my expectations, even found an obscure Russian song (last minute) to play for the event. The repertoire was perfect the occasion and the music was beautiful and seamless. The guests were very impressed. I also appreciate Adam arriving early and accommodating our entire 4 hour event.
Hired as: Pianist
Booking information
Past booked events
July 2022
09
Saturday
Wedding Reception
4:00pm - 8:00pm
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Springfield, VA
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