Weddings are most of what Emily Chu plays, and the repertoire stretches from classical pieces through to pop, R&B, classic rock and the older standards. She brings her own portable electronic keyboard and is available any day of the week. All it needs is a power point. The keyboard has built-in speakers, though for a larger room you'd want to supply something bigger. A pianist who can move between a Bach prelude and a request from the 80s without blinking is a useful thing to have at a Sydney ceremony.
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One electrical outlet near where the keyboard will sit is the whole requirement. It is an electronic keyboard with speakers built in, which is enough sound for a ceremony or a modest room. For a bigger space, or a crowd that needs more volume, you would supply speakers for her to plug into.
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