Voice first, then choose what sits under it: piano, harp or guitar. Harmony Sounds works across opera, music theatre, swing, jazz and cabaret, so a wedding ceremony and a cocktail hour can sound like two different acts on the same booking. Song requests are taken, and the PA comes along. Duo and trio line-ups are available too, adding guitar or violin. Perth based, traditional through to modern.
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Harmony Sounds is a harpist who also sings, so you get the instrument and a voice over the top of it rather than one or the other. Requests are welcome, so if a particular song has to be in there, name it. The PA arrives with her. It suits a ceremony, a cocktail hour or a function where you want music with some substance to it but nobody needs to shout over the top.
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