Pianist

ashley669 · July 2009

Can anyone recommend a pianist in the Toronto area?Thanks!

ring_pop · July 2009

I can make some recs for people who are mostly experienced in Catholic weddings. What kind of wedding are you having, where will it be, and what music is involved?

ashley669 · July 2009

We're getting married at the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The ceremony is outside so they'd have to play on a keyboard. Basically I just want someone who can play well and who can accompany my brother-in-law-to- be when he sings.

ring_pop · July 2009

I have a friend who's a recent graduate of the music program at U of T. He does a lot of weddings at my church but I think he does weddings outside of church too. Let me give him a heads up and I'll get back to you.

ring_pop · July 2009

Sorry I DD'ed but I realized that a clickable email link is probably a bad idea.Anyway here's his contact info again - his name is Matt:matt dot otto at utoronto dot caYou can tell him that you were referred by Adriane.GL!

miellen · July 2009

A friend of mine is a lovely piano teacher who does weddings and accompanies a lot. Her name is Rachel - you could definitely pop her an email!One thing I know is that she'll recommend using a keyboard with weighted keys - to *try* and maintain as much of a real piano sound as possible. Without weighted keys the keyboard sounds like a keyboard.rachel [at] ivorykeysstudio [dot] com- Michelle

ashley669 · July 2009

Excellent! Thanks a lot to both of you! And for the note on weighted keys! I'd love to use a real piano but that's obviously not going to happen so the closer it sounds to a piano the better!

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