EST

1985

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ARTIST

From sacred to secular, worship leader to performer, Allan has a well orbed and broad range for expressing his talent as a vocalist. arranger and pianist. His unique and timeless style offers a bold and fresh addition to a variety of musical pieces. As a seasoned artist, Allan’s experience qualifies him to perform and direct other artists.

ARRANGER

Composing and producing music is a passion of Allan’s that has taken him across the globe. With over three decades of experience, Allan arranges pieces ranging from vocal duets to 100-person choirs. His ear and gift for the composition allows him to create diverse styles for a variety of musicians.

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Metro Atlanta

Georgia
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UPCOMING EVENT

Demos

Here are a few music demonstration clips . First in line are the rough, at home sounds that everyone did during COVID 19. Next are some favorite Jazz standards that have been a part of our repertoire for many years. Finally are cuts from our new Standards and Classics of Freedom CD. I hope your enjoy listening to them as much as we enjoyed making them.

The COVID Cuts - recorded live from my piano in lock down. Even though I am wearing the same shirt, I promise you that theses were not shot on the same day… just look at the length of my hair…. lol !!!

He Will Rejoice by David Hampton and Scott Wesley Brown.

Standards and Classics are the musical reviews that feature the most famous songs of the 40’s, 50’s 60’s and beyond. These jazz flavored productions (custom arranged by Allan Wiltshire) are favorites to many. Whether it’s the Christmas show, the Love Show on Valentine’s Day or Independence Day (the Freedom Show), there is a Standards and Classics for you.

From the Standards and Classics library comes this smooth emotional ballad. Who Can I Turn To… This songs has been performed by the greats including Sammy Davis, Jr., Anthony Newley and others.

Pass It On by Kurt Kaiser

On A Clear Day swings along at the speed of cool. Enjoy and picture yourself in you favorite car with the top down and nothing but hope in your horizon. Watch your speed, though

This song was from a live recording at the Red Clay Theatre in Duluth, Ga. it’s an old Civil War tune with an Allan Wiltshire Jazz twist.

Christmas has just left us but not the need to have still Silent Nights. I hope this lille ditty brings you joy and peace in the middle of your busy day.

Where can you purchase our music

Our Standards and Classics of Freedom Project is available from BandCamp. You can message me for more details. Or you can go to the link and purchase right now. BAND CAMP