Lisa Genovese should suit couples who want a trained voice, broad repertoire and detailed collaboration around their wedding music. A classically trained mezzo soprano, she also sings jazz, musical theatre, contemporary and Italian music. Lisa can perform solo or with musicians including piano, organ, guitar, strings and piano accordion, from a duo through to a band. Options cover the ceremony, canapés, a reception feature or music throughout the whole event, with special requests considered during planning. She is a thoughtful choice for a wedding that values personal song choices, vocal versatility and music shaped to the ceremony's needs.
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Before anything else, Lisa Genovese talks it through with you. Which songs, which musicians, what the room should feel like at each point of the day. She can send you a list to choose from, and if the song you want isn't on it, she'll go and find the music for it. That's the part people don't expect. Weddings, funerals, corporate functions and festivals all get the same conversation first, because the right song in the wrong moment still lands badly.
She'll work with the venue's PA if there's a decent one, or bring her own system and microphone if there isn't. Either way she arrives at least an hour before you need her, so the setup is finished and quiet well before guests are in the room. She also contacts the venue ahead of the day, and often goes and looks at it in person, which tends to sort out the small problems before they're problems.
For weddings she'll sing the ceremony solo or with musicians behind her, cover canapes with a piano accordionist or another player, then take a singing spot at the reception or handle music for the whole event. Corporate bookings work the same way: canapes entertainment, or a duo, trio or band. Festivals get a musical spot with whichever ensemble suits the stage. And for funerals she sings the ceremony with the accompaniment you choose, and can stay on for music during the wake.
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