“The very embodiment of the term Crooner. Knows his way round the ivories better than most, with an unbeatable repertoire of Classics and originals to keep you entertained."
Island Records artist
BS'D
above painting by Gia Strauss
LIVE RIG
*One Hour set up
An hour and a half gives me a buffer, access to the performance area, especially for a first time.
It’s ok if other people are there.
Once set up my sound check is 5 mins max for that room.
BREAKDOWN:
rig set up: 20 min
sound test: 20 min
meet with people: 20 min
buffer just in case 30 min
The more they know
the better the show
ESSENTIALS
1 •
A real piano
2 •
The right hand side of the piano (curve side) facing towards the audience. - see photos
3 •
Protective black soft Velcro is applied to the piano to secure performance equipment. It comes off without a mark. But I carry with me "gue -gone" for if even the slightest residue remains. I also carry masking tape to put down which is less firm for the gear but works fine. After the show you may choose to keep it in place if future performances are anticipated.
4 •
re Covid; safe distance can be maintained or a screen put up as required. I am not able to perform with a mask.
5 •
A minimum one hour set up (pref an hour and a half)
- see video
NON ESSENTIALS:
1 •
Doors to open to performance area at least a half an hour prior to performance time
2 •
Show time to be one hour, with an allowance for a half hour run on
3 •
An in tune piano, with all notes working (nice but not essential) - see video
4 •
If an area in the room has no line of sight to the performance area, if possible can it be closed off.
/ One public room available - see video
Thank you for your considerations,
looking forwards to a special event.
Paul
