Need a duo for gig in Beijing
Hello everyone, I am in need of a piano and bass player for a gig in Beijing. The gig would start in December and end at the end of February. Its at a 5 star hotel. 2-3 sets, 6 nights a week Piano or bass player needs to be able to sing. Has to be able to read, arrange, and know STANDARDS?!??! Crazy but I have to say it. Lastly the pay is 4000 a month. If any of you wanna do it, please give me a heads up to my email. kcofield@yahoo.com I'll need to see you via a DVD with your playing solos and you will have to have a passport ASAP. Last but not least, you have to be professional, on time, have a good attitude, be respectful, and desire to create the best music possible. No addicts please... Have to write it because of the horror stories I've heard. I guess that's it. thanks. K
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Permalink Reply by Heshima Moja on -
Kemba,
Just joined this web site, but please keep me in mind for future things. Travel, professionalism, attitude, and work ethic is not an issue. Plus, I have a regular list of pianists who are great vocal accompanists to recommend.
Thanks,
Heshima Moja
Souljourn Music
"Inhale Music< Exhale Life"
(413)218-6789
heshima.moja@gmail.com -
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Permalink Reply by David Atmore on -
Hi Kemba, how can I get gigs like that I have no hang up of any kind, I just lost my right leg above the knee 2 years ago got sick real bad and almost die but you can see the lord keep me here for a reason, you can check me out on www.youtube.com/Datmore as solo vocalist would love 2 get back in the field of music on the road, very professional, good attitude, work well with others, plus trying to put out my own cd, Talk 2 me when you can.
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