During wedding drinks, Nota Bene could introduce Brazilian musical colour through Cassie Elliget's singing and Roman Goldine's guitar. Their repertoire also includes jazz standards interpreted with a Brazilian feel, while Roman performs samba, bossa nova and choro. Cassie graduated with an applied music degree in 2010, and Roman studied at the Moscow State Institute of Music and Melba Conservatorium. You could consider that combination for a reception moment where the music is part of an unhurried gathering with friends and family. The stretch after the ceremony feels particularly inviting for their Brazilian jazz direction, with time to listen between conversations.
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Songs Nota Bene can play
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One Note SambaIpanemaTristeI’ve Got RhythmMas Que NadaLittle BoatAlmost Like Being in LoveNica’s DreamBlue BossaHow InsensitiveBrazilFly Me to The MoonWaveCry Me a RiverSpringTunisiaNuagesAguaNearness of YouDezafinadoGentle RainNo More BluesManha De CarnavalCorcovadoSamba TristeAutumn LeavesA-TrainA Mi ManeraAll Of MeOnce I LovedThe Shadow of Your SmileHow High The Moonand more...
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What to expect
Brazilian music runs easy on the surface and gets complicated underneath, which is roughly what this duo trades on. Romance, a bit of melancholy, and joy in the same set, plus jazz standards played with a Brazilian lean. Cassie Elliget sings, and comes from the Mornington Peninsula. She studied voice, took a Box Hill Institute degree in applied music in 2010, and has a pile of musical theatre work behind her. Roman Goldine plays guitar: samba, bossa nova and choro. He trained in Moscow and at the Melba Conservatorium, moved to Melbourne in 1998, and has played jazz clubs, wineries and festivals around Victoria ever since.
On the day
Everything they play through belongs to them, so no hunting for a PA or borrowing the venue's gear. One power connection is the whole ask.
