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Adam Pearen - Sitar |
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Adam Pearen is a multi-instrumentalist, proficient in Guitar, Didgeridoo, and Vocals. He traveled to India to learn the Sitar. Adam is ready to perform for you with a beautiful Sitar. A full Indian Tabla experience is available on request. |
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Angie Dean - Piano
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Angie Dean is a glamorous, sophisticated and versatile Vocalist / Pianist / Songwriter. She has a soulful, smooth, velvet voice which enables her to perform a wide range of styles from Jazz Standards and Blues through to the latest pop songs. Angie also sings in French, Italian, Spanish and Japanese. |
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BARU DRUM SPECTACULAR
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‘Baru Drum Spectacular’-
Specialists in Indonesian and Japanese music and culture, a ‘Baru Drum Spectacular’ brings together an absolutely unique fusion of eclectic cultures with hints of Africa, Indigenous Australia and Classical mixed in. Performances can include dynamic Indonesian seated dance, synchronised frame drumming, Japanese festival drumming, flutes, gongs, drums and cymbals and much more. From lively and upbeat to peaceful and ambient, complimenting many different contexts, from greeting your guests on arrival to the standout, main stage event! ‘Baru Drum Spectacular’ can be roving or stationary entertainment delighting the crowd with colourful melodies and fascinating sounds. ‘Baru Drum Spectacular’ is an entertainment experience in itself and is a cultural and musical celebration! ( 3- 8 performers)
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Darren Heinrich - Piano |
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Darren is a Jazz Pianist with nearly 20 years of experience as a freelance musician. Versatile across many styles of music, he regularly performs on piano and organ, playing Jazz, Blues, Funk, Latin, Rock and Soul. He has appeared at Major festivals including the Byron Bay Blues Festival and Darling Harbour Bacardi Festival of Latin Music. |
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DRUM TAIKO
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(1-3 Performers option) Delicate melodies of the Shakuhachi
(traditional Japanese flute) are accompanied by the powerful resonance
of a Taiko drummer. Alternatively, Taiko drummers create symmetry and
unison as they drum together in detailed physical and musical
choreography. Perfect to use in smaller venues or as a stand-out
performance to accentuate any aspect of your event you desire. Announce
the arrival of your distinguished guests or build the anticipation for
the most important announcement of the night… The power of the mighty
Japanese Festival drum will add depth and quality to any event.
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or 5 Performers option) Behind large, Japanese festival drums, alert,
yet focused drummers wait in intense stillness… One drummer starts with
strong, powerful beats, then another, then another until all are
drumming in mesmerising unison. The pace quickens as the drummers throw
themselves into tight physical choreography. Every single person in the
room is captivated by the sheer impact of the performance and hearts
are racing! After a dramatic climax, there is a brief pause… before the
crowd bursts into loud applause! ‘Drum Taiko’ are a must for any grand
opening or spectacular finale. A guaranteed talking point of your event!
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Gavin Rene Libotte - Guitar
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Gavin Rene Libotte performs with Salvador Charli and Banda Mundo. He teaches, composes and plays a variety of music including Jazz/latin/classical and popular music for weddings, functions and events. |
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Guiseppe Zangari - Classical Guitar
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As well as being an active soloist and recitalist, Giuseppe regularly performs in a variety of ensembles.
Giuseppe has provided entertainment for many high profile functions held by the Liberal Party’s Millennium Forum, the Australian Labor Party and Australian Geographic.
Giuseppe’s repertoire crosses many styles of music including Classical, Latin-American, Folk and contemporary Australian Music. |
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Ian Cooper - Violin |
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The intense and flamboyant style of Ian Cooper heralds a new era for Australian trained violinists. His highly personalised artistry has won him a favoured position.
In an age when brilliant young violinists are numerous, Cooper stands out from the crowd. His command of his instrument is amazing: he can make a violin do anything. |
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Karen Hickmott - Harp |
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Karen Hickmott, a classically trained harpist and singer, is available to add that extra special touch of elegance to your function in the Sydney area.
Karen is an experienced performer and has played in many orchestras, hotels, at private functions and weddings over the last 20 years. |
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Matt Baker - Piano
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MATT BAKER has traveled the globe and performed in New York and jazz festivals all over Australia. In fact in July 2003 and 2004, he performed in Switzerland at the Montreux Jazz Festival with his trio. Matt also represented Australia as a semi finalist in the 2003, 2004 and 2005 Montreux International Solo Jazz Piano competition.
In December 2002, Matt returned home from his third trip to New York where he spent a week with Jazz piano legend Oscar Peterson. A student of New York pianists Benny Green and James Williams, Matt revisited these wonderful players for some more lessons. In Montreux 2004, Matt spent some personal time with jazz legend Herbie Hancock and Cuban pianist Michel Camilo, studying their music, concepts and approaches to modern jazz. |
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Phil Moore - Guitar
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Philip is a teacher of contemporary and classical guitar at the Australian Institute of Music.
He performs with the popular flamenco / latin band, ‘Gipsy Rhythms’.
Enjoy a varied entertaining repertoire of melodies from Spain to Brazil in styles of flamenco, jazz and classical guitar. |
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Ross Maio - Accordion
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Credits:
Has just been awarded The Australian Club Entertainment Award for
*2004
Instrumental Act Of The Year* also *1998 Instrumentalist Of The Year*
Winner of the 20th MO AWARD for Best Variety Instrumentalist, awarded
in1995 (first solo Accordionist to win this award). Nominated
consistently, for the Best Variety Instrumentalist since 1986.
Television:
1997 Performance on the Midday Show with Maria Venuti.
1996 July Midday Show with combined International Accordion Orchestra.
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Today Show Channel 9 , feature story on Accordion Extravaganza Night at
the Marconi Club. Featuring 25 piece Accordion Orchestra plus special
guest artist from Italy, reporter: Tony Biancotti.
SBS Cabaret Series, with Tommy Tycho and Orchestra. |
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Victoria Jacono-Gilmovich - Violin
| Award winning violinist , Victoria Jacono-gilmovich works with with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra , Chronology Arts , Strelitzia Piano trio , Halcyon , Ilythian Ensemble , the Lurline Chamber Orchestra and the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra , alongside many performances and recordings for musicals , various pop artists and film productions.
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