Four centuries of music on one classical guitar is a pretty distinctive brief, and Adriano Regano moves from 17th century pieces to jazz standards, Beatles songs, bossa nova, blues and flamenco without needing a singer. Everything is instrumental, so the sound stays warm and unobtrusive instead of pulling focus from the room. For a wedding, that makes particular sense during the ceremony, canapes or dinner, especially if you want conversation to keep flowing. He's based in Brisbane and travels up to 50 km, with music that suits smaller spaces and more intimate gatherings. If that sounds like your kind of atmosphere, have a listen on this page and see if it lands the way you want.
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