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Could anyone please recommed a piano player for our event: my family are coming to stay with us at Herne Hill and we would like to hire a musician to play for us on the NY eve to make it a special evening! We have a piano in our living room. Any referrals would be much appreciated !!! Also, any ideas of what one would charge for about 2 hours ?

Andrei

A friend of mine Max Rush (also living in Herne Hill) is a pianist who does paid gigs, you could try him? I've only heard him play jazz piano, but I'm sure he must play other things too!


I don't know whether he'd want to be away from his family on New Year's Eve, though, and I have no idea what he would charge.


You can contact him on [email protected]


He's also a photographer if you wanted some pics of the occasion too!

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