Hospitality
Restaurants, lounges, hotels, wineries, resorts, and curated listening rooms.
Book Howard
A complete solo presentation with piano and vocals, a broad recognizable repertoire, flexible pacing, and saxophone when it adds the right musical colour.
Based on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, with bookings considered across Canada and internationally.

Booking fit
Restaurants, lounges, hotels, wineries, resorts, and curated listening rooms.
Ceremonies, cocktail hours, dinners, receptions, anniversaries, and house concerts.
Client receptions, community events, festivals, cultural events, and feature performances.

A musical arc built for the room
Understated and elegant.
Warm and conversation-friendly.
Focused and interactive.
More upbeat when appropriate.
Technical snapshot
Performances in English, French, and Spanish when appropriate.
Booking inquiry
Include the date, location, type of event, approximate timing, and the atmosphere you want to create.
Frequently asked questions
The core format is live piano and vocals as a complete solo show. Saxophone can be added selectively when it suits the event.
Jazz standards, soul, R&B, pop, blues, originals, familiar classics, and contemporary songs selected for the room and occasion.
A compact sound system can be provided as arranged, or Howard can work with a suitable in-house system.
Yes. Local, regional, national, and international bookings can be considered, with travel requirements confirmed in the proposal.
Yes. Volume, pacing, and repertoire can be shaped for cocktails, dinner, lounges, and hospitality settings where conversation matters.
Set length and number of sets are planned around the event schedule. A typical arrangement may include several performance blocks with appropriate breaks.
Earlier is better for peak dates, but availability varies. Send the date and event details and Howard will confirm options.
Yes. Music can be shaped for ceremonies, cocktail hours, dinners, receptions, and other parts of the day.
Yes. Requests can be discussed in advance, and the final repertoire is shaped around the event, audience, and musical setting.
Yes. Howard performs in English, French, and Spanish when appropriate for the audience and event.