Jazz piano with a blues inflection gives Michael Curnow a musical direction to consider for a relaxed wedding meal. He performs solo and keeps the volume at a level intended to let guests converse comfortably. His playing includes improvisation, with performances adapted to the mood of a gathering and more than two years of live music experience. You could place that sound alongside dinner or an intimate drinks reception, giving guests music to enjoy while they spend time together. For couples who want live piano woven into the social side of the day, his approach feels especially relevant.
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Solo piano at a volume people can talk over, which is the whole idea. Michael plays the popular jazz book and improvises through it, so no two nights come out identical even with the same songs. The aim is a room that feels right rather than a set the audience has to sit and watch. Announcements are no bother either, a birthday or an anniversary called out mid evening. Good for a dining room, a corporate function or a private night where you want atmosphere doing the work.
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