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Music of survivals
Music of survivals
I am a singer and multi instrumentalist living in the North West of UK. I have been performing professionally since the age of 14 in and around Mus...
Versatile vocalist singing from Whitney to Alanis, 60’s to today, acoustic to clubland. Dependent on the need.
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A singing pianist in Leicester offers compact, high-quality live music that fits venues where a full band might be impractical. Expect a versatile repertoire spanning jazz standards, classic soul, Britpop and contemporary chart hits – ideal for creating ambience without overpowering conversation. Many performers can tailor set lists for weddings in Leicestershire, corporate receptions, private dinners, and hotel bars, switching smoothly between background sets and higher-energy sing-along moments later in the evening.
Common bookings include ceremony music and drinks receptions, wedding breakfasts, milestone birthdays, awards nights, product launches, Christmas parties, and restaurant residencies. A singing pianist works well in heritage venues across the city centre, countryside barns, and modern spaces with sound limiters, thanks to controllable volume and minimal footprint.
Typical formats are 2 × 45-minute or 3 × 40-minute sets, with tasteful background playlists during breaks. Many Leicester-based artists offer to learn a special song – first dance, aisle entrance, or corporate walk-on—given reasonable notice. Performers will arrive 60–90 minutes before the first note to set up, sound-check, and coordinate with your coordinator or venue team.
Most singing pianists provide a compact digital piano/keyboard, microphone, and a small PA suitable for up to ~100 guests. You’ll need a flat, dry performance area of around 2 m × 3 m, plus at least one reliable 13A power socket. For larger rooms, ask about PA upgrades or venue integration. If an on-site acoustic piano is available, clarify tuning responsibility and access. Professional acts usually carry PAT-tested equipment and public liability insurance (often £5–10 million); request documentation in advance. Many can supply battery-powered options for outdoor terraces – weather cover is still essential.
Fees vary with date, set length, travel, and production needs. As a guide, expect £250–£500 for an early-week short engagement, £450–£850 for weekend weddings and corporate receptions, and £900+ for premium dates, extended performance, or additional sound gear. Travel within Leicestershire is often included; farther afield may incur mileage.
Peak Saturdays (May–September and December) often go 6–12 months ahead. For weekdays or off-season dates, 4–8 weeks can be enough.
Some offer battery-powered keyboards and busking-style PAs for short outdoor sets. Confirm runtime and weather cover requirements.
Yes, piano and vocal levels are highly controllable. Ask for a limiter-friendly setup and, if needed, smaller speakers positioned closer to guests.
Usually, provided access is approved. Ensure tuning within the last 6–12 months; tuning costs are typically a client or venue responsibility.
Most supply tasteful playlists through their PA at no extra cost; you can request genres to match your event mood.