Jazz fusion is where Hanz Monjardin sits most comfortably, though R&B, rock, ballads and other contemporary material all get a run. Studying at the Academy of Music and Performing Arts in Sydney, and playing solo piano in bars, restaurants and cafes: standards, a bit of improvising, nothing that fights the conversation. In a band setting he'll play the group's material to whatever standard they ask for, still leaving room to stretch. One thing to know before you book. He plays whatever piano or keyboard is at the venue rather than bringing his own, so the instrument needs to be there.
Watch Hanz Monjardin perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Book Hanz Monjardin on his own and you get solo jazz piano: standards, a fair bit of improvising, the sort of playing that fills a bar or a restaurant without shouting over the conversation. Put him in a band and the job changes. He'll learn the group's material and play it to whatever standard they've asked for, while still finding room to stretch out where the arrangement allows. Two different nights, really. Say which one you're after.
There's one thing you need to sort out before booking. Hanz doesn't own a keyboard suitable for gigs, so he plays what's already in the room. If your venue has a piano, that's what he'll use. If it doesn't, a hired or borrowed keyboard is fine and he's happy to play whatever you put in front of him. Just don't assume an instrument turns up with him, because it won't.
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