ROBERT REINERT - SONGWRITER, VOCALIST, GUITARIST & TRUMPET PLAYER Rob started on trumpet at age 8 and earned numerous awards for trumpet in high school. Played professionally at 16 during high school in a jazz band called "The Noteables" later called the "Collegiates" and were featured on a local TV program in Cleveland Ohio "The 1 O'Clock Club". A member of Tri-M (Modern Music Masters). Recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award. He took up guitar at age 18 and formed his band "Coventry" at age 21. "Coventry" played throughout the Cleveland area for the first year and then traveled the eastern seaboard for four more years, played locally five more years. Rob began writing songs in the 80's and has written over 100 songs. He has digitally produced 58 of them that he included on his website http://r-reinert.wix.com/robr#!music-most-recent/ck0q. Rob's style encompasses everything from blues, jazz, pop, rock, to country. He was able to meet several popular artists during his travels including Frankie Valli of the Four seasons, The Spinners, and The Doobie Brothers, and has jammed with The Beach Boys and The Marshall Tucker Band in Roanoke, VA at the Torch Club. Rob received a top ten award in 1998 "Billboard Song Contest" for his song "So much life to live" he co-wrote with his brother Roger Reinert A member of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences a Voting Member. In September of 2011 he performed a live concert in Round Hill, VA reuniting with his former band mates after 30 years.