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Piano music for corporate events, functions, parties and other celebrations

Corporate events

When it comes to corporate events, atmosphere is everything. And adding live music to your occasion gives it a real cachet.

It instantly strikes the right note as you greet your guests, acting as a conversation-starter and smoothing away any awkward silences as people get to know each other.

Whether you want smooth jazz, light classics, pop favourites or a blend of all three, I work closely with my corporate clients to make sure that precisely the right music and mood is delivered at the right time during the course of each event, bringing the same professional values to my performances as you do to your business.

Original music service

Do you need original music creating as the theme for a particular event, presentation or to reinforce corporate branding? As an experienced composer with access to professional recording facilities, I can help! Please contact me for further details.

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Thank you

"Many thanks for sharing your amazing talent with us! You have been a pleasure to work with throughout the process, from song selection to an impeccable performance. Our guests really enjoyed your recital, which created a remarkable ambiance for our corporate event at BaselWorld. We especially appreciate that you made the extra effort to get to Basel from the UK in spite of the snow storm and commend you for your professionalism. We really look forward to working with you once again." Jessica Ambre Cheung, Eurostar Diamond Traders nv (Trade show, Basel, Switzerland, 7.4.08) | More testimonials

PLEASE, LET IT STOP!

When commerce meets pop music the results are often painful! Here are links to audio clips of the worst ever examples - you have been warned...!

KPMG is perhaps the most famous offender, with this terrible anthem to "global strategy".
For repeat offenders it's difficult to beat Drupa, the paper and printing fair held bi-annually in Dusseldorf. Not one, not two, but three dreadful songs.
A paean to the joys of dry cleaning? Oh yes, thanks to the Dry Cleaning Association of America.