- Austin, TX
- Jazz Band
- $425 and up
Joel S. said
“Professional, talented, incredibly nice people. ”
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.
Reviews
1 review
Sebastien D.
February 19, 2016Just what I ordered!
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
Booking information
Price range: $500 and up
Languages: English, Portuguese
Gig length: 1 - 300 minutes
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 2024
13
Sunday
Worship Service
9:00am - 11:00am
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Chicago, IL
Set list
If I have listened to it, I can play it.
Influences and 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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