Robyn, Matt and Victor Brancart and the start of the family band.
July 1964. Hutchinson, Kansas.
Victor, Matt, and Robyn. Photo by Norman Seeff.
In Tribute
Robyn’s Legacy
Infinite Music was inspired by the love and enduring musical life of Robyn Brancart who lost his spirited fight with ALS, a degenerative motor neuron disease, in February 2012.
Throughout his life, music and education were Robyn’s two key passions. Music was his constant companion. Thanks to parents who supported and encouraged music education, Robyn studied violin and saxophone in his youth, and by his teens, had developed an ear for self-instruction on piano and guitar.
Robyn was a gifted singer and songwriter. He performed and toured in various bands with his brothers from his teens to his mid-30s when he returned to school for his MBA, and a career in Training and Development. He used his music as a tool for collaboration and engagement as a Consultant and an Academic Dean.
For Robyn, music provided a means for joyous expression and was a medium to foster empowerment, collaboration and common ground. It is through Infinite Music that the spirit of Robyn’s musical legacy will help enrich lives, from exciting the curiosity of young people toward self-expression to building life skills like communication, creativity and cooperation. As it was for Robyn, music education and appreciation should be available to everyone—for life.
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