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Tony
Lombardi
Music
Tony's Musical Memories
Tony Lombardi has been a performer for over 50 years and has played in bands since the age of 13. Tony plays five instruments, and his main instruments are the piano, keyboards, and the organ.
His selection of music when performing ranges from the 1940’s (the Great American Songbook) to present day. From simple piano music to dance music, or whatever the mood, Tony covers it all.
Throughout the 70’s and 80’s Tony played the nightclub circuit with his brothers Car- men and Rich, in their band The Lombardi Brothers. They played in many of the clubs in South Jersey and Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Today, he is the regular favorite at retirement communities and independent living facilities around the area.
When Tony performs, he uses backing tracks achieving the sound of an orchestra, and sings songs from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, and Michael Buble, to just name a few.
With his unique interactive approach, he gets the crowd singing, tapping their toes, dancing, and smiling. Recently semi- etired, he continues to work 2 days a week at Taylor’s Music Store and Studios as a sales expert in the piano and keyboard department and he also edits the company web site.
His selection of music when performing ranges from the 1940’s (the Great American Songbook) to present day. From simple piano music to dance music, or whatever the mood, Tony covers it all.
Throughout the 70’s and 80’s Tony played the nightclub circuit with his brothers Car- men and Rich, in their band The Lombardi Brothers. They played in many of the clubs in South Jersey and Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Today, he is the regular favorite at retirement communities and independent living facilities around the area.
When Tony performs, he uses backing tracks achieving the sound of an orchestra, and sings songs from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, and Michael Buble, to just name a few.
With his unique interactive approach, he gets the crowd singing, tapping their toes, dancing, and smiling. Recently semi- etired, he continues to work 2 days a week at Taylor’s Music Store and Studios as a sales expert in the piano and keyboard department and he also edits the company web site.
Great American Songbook, Pop