So you have this great little restaurant / cafe /
lunchshop, but it's
lacking a little...
...a little, um, a little something.
Ah, it needs ATMOSPHERE
A bit of gentle piano playing in the
background is perfect for setting the mood. It makes people
feel relaxed and helps them to enjoy themselves.
But you don't want the music to get in the way. This is
especially true
if you have customers who want to talk, such as friends doing lunch.
This means NO SINGING because if you have words flying around the place
it's really difficult to hold a conversation. Lyrics distract from the
atmosphere, they don't enhance it.
But if you have purely instrumental music,
such as solo piano, everyone can talk over it--they
can
still hear themselves think and can constantly tune in or tune out of
the music as they talk. I've even known people to walk out of an
expensive restaurant straight after their last bite because the
resident guitarist, who was a good singer, suddenly went from
instrumental to vocal and they couldn't talk anymore.
I have an extensive repertoire of sheet music (music books) which I
play from, spanning many styles. I play some well-known classical
numbers (easy-listening Beethoven, Schubert, Bach etc), musical theatre
numbers, film
music, lots of pop songs, latin american standards, etc.
And I can bring my own portable digital piano if necessary.
So give me a call to discuss your requirements. Phone 0427 853 083
or email mixmargaret over at bigpond.com
(replace ' over at ' with @)
I live in a suburb of Perth, Western Australia.
Mix Margaret D. Jones, pianist