Handpan, cello and piano are among the instruments Sue Moxon brings to her original music, giving your wedding a range of sounds to discover. The composer and performer also plays kalimba, classical guitar and Native American flute, with different styles and moods within her work. You could discuss a musical feature built around the instruments that interest you, considering how their different characters might fit the celebration. The quieter time before dinner feels like a welcoming place for that original music, when guests can pause together and notice the performance as part of the evening.
Watch Sue Moxon perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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There are really only two considerations. If the performance is outside, the instruments need shelter from sun and rain, because a handpan, a cello and a wooden flute all object to weather in their own ways. And sound depends on the size of the room. Small indoor settings are covered: Sue brings her own microphones, amp and mixer. For a medium or large space, or anywhere outdoors, the venue supplies the sound system and someone to run it.
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