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Pianists
Pianists for the ceremony, cocktail hour and dinner. Solo piano, singing pianists and piano-led duos.
Corinna sings and plays guitar around Adelaide, mostly at weddings, and she'll learn a song specifically for your ceremony. The repertoire runs l...
Jen de Ness is a singer and songwriter working across weddings, engagements and private functions around Adelaide. Cocktail jazz, sultry blues, p...
Guitar, keyboard, ukulele and a voice that carries them. Kieran Allen builds his Adelaide sets around songs that shaped his own listening, which...
Vocals with guitar, ukulele or piano, plus percussion tracks running underneath to fill out the sound. Leah Tait works solo in Adelaide as an aco...
Liz has spent more than 25 years singing, dancing and teaching, and LizBiz Entertainment is all of that on offer at once. Book an acoustic solois...
Male and female vocals, guitar, keyboard, ukulele, melodica, stomp box and proper backing tracks where the song needs them. Lost & Found cover th...
Solo piano, jazz and blues, played at a volume that lets people talk. Michael Curnow works Adelaide dining rooms, private events and corporate fu...
Vena's voice is the engine of this Adelaide duo, and it goes from a wedding ceremony ballad to Knock On Wood or Nutbush City Limits without any r...
Serena Cristoforo and Paige York are both singers and both classically trained pianists, which is why Saige Duo sound the way they do. The piano...
Sarah Manovski has sung to crowds of 50,000 and to a room of thirty, and reckons the second one is the harder job. She's a singer, songwriter and...
*Available acoustic cover and original music in solo or duo format.
Six players out of Adelaide: guitar, bass, piano, violin, percussion and voice. The Fed Peasants write their own songs, mostly upbeat folk with j...
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Pianists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
Does the venue need a piano?
Most pianists bring a stage piano and small PA, so no. If the venue has a grand piano, they will usually play it; ask whether it is tuned.
What does a wedding pianist cost?
Ceremony and cocktail bookings commonly fall between about $700 and $2,000; singing pianists and longer evenings cost more.
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