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Whether you’re looking for a pianist to spice up your wedding daycorporate event or special occasion, you need look no further.

Matt’s experience and knowledge, built up over many years of playing live, ensures that he will always provide an extremely professional and tailored service.

Ever heard modern songs by artists such as Kings Of Leon, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith and The Killers played on piano?

How about beautiful, minute-long versions of Pachelbel’s Canon in D and the Bridal Chorus, perfectly timed for a walk down the wedding aisle?

Maybe you prefer the jazz standards – Blue Moon, Unforgettable, As Time Goes By…

Weddings

Live piano music can add that extra sparkle to your wedding day, creating the right atmosphere whether in the ceremony, at the reception or during the wedding breakfast.

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Corporate

Corporate events often need background music to add to the ambience of an event. Creating the right atmosphere is essential and adding live music to your occasion gives it a real cachet.

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Watch and hear Matt

Experience Matt’s showcase area to watch & listen to some of his previous appearances – including videos from the Ritz Hotel, London.

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Testimonials

Contact

Use one of the following ways to get in touch with Matt:

07770 734414

matt@eventpianist.co.uk

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    Matt’s Blog

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