“Wowza! You are exceptional. Thank you – this is top quality. I’ll definitely be using your services again.”
Jade NaiduNAIDU Performing Arts Company & Services - www.naiduperformingarts.com
“Chris is a great keyboard/piano player who is reliable and easy going. He would be an asset to any band.”
Scott MacdonaldDrummer/Drum Tutor
“Chris was terrific. He accompanied superlatively, worked beautifully with the cast, was prepared, was quick and was a joy to work with.”
Stephen HelperSupervisor, Music Theatre; Actors College of Theatre & Television
“Chris is always prepared for a show, at the first rehearsal. Chris is exceptional at re-creating sounds from recordings. These points make him an ideal Keyboardist for any session/covers gig to me.”
Mark SpiteriManager, The Lockup Studios/Drummer/Percussionist/Tutor
“A highly recommended musician with incredible talent and a great attitude!”
Chris NinniSession Vocalist, singer with Let's Groove Tonight corporate events band - www.evokeentertainment.com.au
“Thank you so much for taking the time to do this for me on such short notice. It means a lot!”
Sophie TzioumisBrent Street Performing Arts student
“Chris is a skilled keyboardist, arranger and all round musician that has demonstrated – in the short period I have known him – a professional edge that makes him an enviable asset to any ensemble. Highly recommended.”
Michael GaleazziCoordinator of Graduate Studies, Australian Institute of Music; Session Bassist
“As a guitarist I’ve worked with Chris on several projects in musical theatre over the years. As both a musical director and keyboardist Chris was always well on top of the material, working collaboratively with others on the production team towards a professional and well-balanced production. Always affable and professional, I’d welcome the chance to work with him again anytime.”
Richard KerrSession Guitarist
” Nigel Turner-Carroll is the director and Chris King the musical director, with some fine piano playing at the head of the six-piece band.”
Jill SykesSydney Morning Herald review of The Tap Pack
