The act
A quieter stretch of your wedding day could give Ned plays guitar's delicate fingerpicking a place to be heard. He has particular experience in folk music from Ireland and the United Kingdom, as well as early American blues traditions. A Melbourne Conservatorium of Music graduate, he shapes the selection around your preferences and the atmosphere you want. His repertoire also includes more upbeat arrangements across pop, rock and jazz, so the music need not remain in one mood. Listen here, then enquire about the styles you want around your guests and the moments you would like the playing to accompany.
See Ned plays guitar play
Watch Ned plays guitar perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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What to expect
Ned plays guitar came out of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music not long ago, and he holds himself to that standard when he plays. His view of the job is straightforward: the music should serve whatever atmosphere you're building, so the pieces get chosen with that in mind rather than played off a fixed list. Where he goes deepest is the folk traditions of Ireland and the United Kingdom, and the early American blues. But he's at home in other genres too, so don't rule him out if that's not the sound you had in mind.
On the day
Simplicity is the aim here. An acoustic guitar, and usually an amp depending on how big the room is. Now and then a looper goes in if the set calls for it, but that's about the extent of it. So there's very little for your venue to accommodate, which makes Ned plays guitar an easy act to slot into a tight corner or a ceremony space.
