Country sits alongside jazz, folk and pop in Suzanne May's song choices, with a few originals adding another part of her musical character. She sings and plays guitar in a relaxed style, drawing on repertoire from the sixties into the present. For your wedding, you might consider a ceremony song or music during dinner, using that easygoing approach as a starting point for the atmosphere. Her performance includes songs intended for joining in as well as listening, giving you both possibilities to explore when deciding how the guitar and voice should sit around your guests.
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The songs are ones most people can sing along to, played on guitar and sung without any hurry. The mix runs pop, jazz, folk, a touch of blues and a good deal of country, drawn from the sixties onwards, with a few of her own songs slipped in among them. It's music to sit back into rather than stand up for.
Two metres by two is enough floor space for the lot, so a corner of the room or a small deck works. One power outlet covers the rest. Set-up is quick, and packing down at the end is quicker again, which matters when a venue wants the space back.
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