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PIANO MAN

Role: Lead Singer/Pianist

Production Info: Feb. 4 - Sep. 28, 2007 (Cruise Production Show)
Choreographer: Jackie Roy
Vocal Director: Keith Williams

Having played piano since I was young (but never having practiced the ability to sing and accompany myself), I always watched those vocal artists who could perform at the keyboard with a little envy. Little did I know that Royal Caribbean International would help me conquer the challenge by offering me the Lead Singer role in their production show, Piano Man! This high-energy and jam-packed revue show takes the music of contemporary "piano men" and places them in a series of vignettes: a rockin' Elton John medley set counter-side at a 50s diner, a Billy Joel tribute that takes place under the Brooklyn Bridge, and even a Harold Arlen jazz set (in the style of Harry Connick) that becomes even more elegant high above NYC at the Rainbow Room. During the rehearsal period for the show, I could often be found in the practice room alone late at night working on some of the more difficult passages, but all the hard work paid off with a show that really featured all of my talents!

Click on this link to read more information about Royal Caribbean International.
Click on this link to read more information about Royal Caribbean Productions.

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PIANO MAN Role: Lead Singer/Pianist Production Info: Feb. 4 - Sep. 28, 2007 (Cruise Production Show) Choreographer: Jackie Roy Vocal Director: Keith Williams
Having played piano since I was young (but never having practiced the ability to sing and accompany myself), I always watched those vocal artists who could perform at the keyboard with a little envy. Little did I know that Royal Caribbean International would help me conquer the challenge by offering me the Lead Singer role in their production show, Piano Man! This high-energy and jam-packed revue show takes the music of contemporary "piano men" and places them in a series of vignettes: a rockin' Elton John medley set counter-side at a 50s diner, a Billy Joel tribute that takes place under the Brooklyn Bridge, and even a Harold Arlen jazz set (in the style of Harry Connick) that becomes even more elegant high above NYC at the Rainbow Room. During the rehearsal period for the show, I could often be found in the practice room alone late at night working on some of the more difficult passages, but all the hard work paid off with a show that really featured all of my talents! Click on this link to read more information about Royal Caribbean International. Click on this link to read more information about Royal Caribbean Productions.
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