A small wedding deserves the same music as a large one — perhaps more, because every guest is close enough to hear each note. I am Dr. Maria Pisarenko, a classical concert pianist and Doctor of Musical Arts, trained in the Moscow Conservatory school with a documented teaching line back to Franz Liszt.
Send the date, the chapel or venue and the piece you would like to walk in to. I reply personally.
Two people, a witness or two, and a concert pianist: the processional, the moment after the vows and the walk out, played live.
A Las Vegas chapel ceremony with live classical piano instead of a recording — the music follows you, not a playlist.
The music from your wedding, played again — or the piece that has been yours ever since.
A ceremony and dinner for a small party in a private room, a suite or a home with a piano.
Yes. The ceremony itself may be fifteen minutes, but live piano can also carry the arrival, the photographs and a toast or a dinner afterwards. Two hours is the minimum booking, with travel and any breaks included in it.
Ideally, yes. Many Las Vegas chapels and wedding venues have one; ask yours what is in the room. If there is none, tell me early and we will agree the best arrangement together.
Yes. One piece that matters to you is prepared in advance as part of every booking; film and popular melodies are arranged for solo piano by request.
The music works the same way — and often it is the music from the original wedding, played again. Tell me the piece when you write.
As soon as you have a date and a place. Weekend dates and special dates go first.
Send the date, the place and a line about the occasion, and I will come back to you with a programme suggestion and a quote.