Not Your
Average
Lunch Hour.
A 45-60 minute live piano show for your team. Viral moments, impossible requests, and a custom song written just for your company.
The pianist who played a wedding on an iPad. Who adapted four hours of music around twenty broken keys using painters tape. Who played Stayin' Alive backwards and upside down on a live stage. Now in your cafeteria.
"She heard I played iPad piano. She said she didn't even notice."The bride, in the comments, defending me to 3.5 million strangers
It's not a concert. It's not a workshop. It's 45 minutes your team will still be talking about Friday.
Your team brings song requests. They spin a wheel of genres. They put painters tape on the piano keys and watch what happens when half the instrument becomes unplayable. They hear a custom jingle written specifically for your company before anyone walked in the door.
There's nothing passive about it. The room becomes part of the show.
Twenty broken keys.
Nobody noticed.
Christmas party. Beautiful bed-and-breakfast. They'd moved grandmother's sentimental grand piano into the space and they wanted me to play it for four hours.
I sat down to warm up and immediately knew something was wrong. Twenty keys. Not just out of tune. Unplayable. I asked if I could use my own keyboard instead. They said no. This was grandmother's piano. That was the whole point.
So I asked for painters tape. Marked every key I needed to avoid. Spent four hours adapting every song around what was left.
Nobody came up and said something sounded off. They went about their party. I did my part.
At your show, your team gets to be the ones with the tape. See what happens when they break it.
No piano. No electricity.
The bride didn't notice.
Beautiful outdoor wedding. The groom's childhood piano wasn't coming. No power source within reach. Generator too loud for a ceremony.
An iPad Pro. GarageBand. A battery-powered Bluetooth speaker. A one-second delay that made playing with the violinist nearly impossible. We made it work.
The videographer uploaded ten seconds of it. 3.5 million views. The bride jumped into the comments herself. "There was a miscommunication. He made the best of it."
Afterward she came up to me. Said she'd heard I was playing on an iPad. Said she didn't even notice.
Six real moments. Zero staging. Click any to watch.
She didn't notice.
This is why.
She spun the wheel.
Rondo alla Turca.
Upside down. Live.
All-request. No script.
Your company,
turned into music.
Before every show, Nate writes a custom piano jingle for your company. Built from your mission, your history, and your culture. He plays it at the close of the show.
Your team didn't ask for it. That's the point. It's a small unreasonable brief he gives himself every time.
Want something bigger? The fully produced version is an add-on.
Simple Setup. Zero Headaches.
The most common question from event planners: "What do we actually have to do?" The answer is almost nothing.
20 to 30 minute setup. Out just as fast.
Works in cafeterias, atriums, lobbies, and conference rooms.
All gear provided. One standard outlet. No A/V coordination needed.
Clean, HR-safe. Adjustable volume for any space.
Audience participation is optional. It tends to happen anyway.
Certificate of Insurance available on request.
Straightforward Pricing.
Book it. Or ask a question first.
Either way, the answer is fast.
If you want to know what a session looks like in your space, what the jingle process involves, or whether this works for your team size, send an email. You'll get a straight answer and a number, not a deck.
If you already know you want it, same process. Send an email. Done in two messages.