Five solo instrumental albums in, Thomas Lorenzo plays contemporary jazz, blues and flamenco on Spanish guitar out of Wollongong. The 2010 album Spanish Breeze entered the JazzWeek world music chart at 36 and sat at 32 on the College Music Journal jazz listing, and he had Grammy nominee Alphonso Johnson playing bass on it, with Walfredo Reyes behind the kit. Live, the choice is yours: classics everyone knows, original pieces written for ceremonies, or uptempo Latin to get people moving. Weddings are clearly where his heart is. PA is included for up to 120 guests. He needs a chair, power close by, and shade from rain or direct sun. Insured.
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Guitar music you know, played with a flamenco touch. Thomas has a particular fondness for wedding ceremonies, and it comes through in how carefully he treats them. For Sydney weddings he meets the couple beforehand to plan what gets played and when, from the bridal entrance theme to the ceremony composition and the dance tunes later on. The aim is acoustic music that matches the mood of the day and carries everyone through from the first guest arriving to the last one leaving.
A chair, and a power supply near where he'll be playing. PA is included for audiences up to 120. The performance spot has to be protected from direct rain and direct sun, so an open lawn in the middle of the afternoon won't do.
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