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The perfect musical accompaniment for your event- Julian and his vocal duo 'So Songbook' cater for weddings, corporate events and celebrations. Julian's senstitive style of playing and varied repertiore can be tailored to provide the classic entertainment solution for you or your organisation. His website will provide you with further details, pictures and audio clips.The sophisticated boy / girl vocal duo 'So Songbook' is also available for similar events.

Julian is both classically trained and self taught in jazz, and has a wealth of experience to bring to each performance. His early musical career included work on cruise ships, and a residency as Musical Director of a five piece band at the prestigious Annabelle Hotel in Cyprus. Here, Julian accompanied Katy Setterfield, recent winner of BBC 1's 'The One and Only' as Dusty Springfield.

Since settling in Surrey, Julian has built a flourishing wedding and corporate entertainments business working for high profile clients at London's most prestigious venues, for example:

The wedding of Sky TV and BBC News 24 anchorman Simon McCoy to BBC Spotlight's Victoria Graham at The Reform Club, Pall Mall

The wedding of award winning actress Victoria Hamilton ( Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, Mansfield Park, Larkrise to Camleford) to actor Mark Bazely ( Bourne Ultimatum, The Queen, Byron )

Coperate entertainments for Leading law firm Kemp Little's 10th Birthday Party at The Bafta Club, Piccadill

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Popular songs for wedding
  • Beyoncé: “Formation“
  • Destiny’s Child: “Independent Women (Pt 1)”
  • Katy Perry: “Roar”
  • Beyoncé: “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)”
  • Alicia Keys: “Girl on Fire”
  • Spice Girls: “Wannabe”
  • Missy Elliott: “Work It”
  • En Vogue: “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It)”
  • Blondie: “Call Me”
  • Martina McBride: “This One’s for the Girls”
  • Janelle Monáe: “Electric Lady”
  • Nicki Minaj: “Starships”
  • Destiny’s Child: “Jumpin’ Jumpin'”
  • No Doubt: “Just a Girl”
  • Christina Aguilera, Lil Kim, Mya, and Pink ft. Missy Elliott: “Lady Marmalade”
  • Beyoncé ft. Jay-Z: “Drunk in Love”
  • Rihanna: “We Found Love”
  • Katy Perry: “Teenage Dream”
  • Iggy Azalea ft. Charli XCX: “Fancy”
  • Beyoncé: “Run the World (Girls)”
  • Aaliyah: “Are You That Somebody”
  • M.I.A.: “Boyz”
  • Jennifer Lopez: “Get Right”
  • Kelis: “Milkshake”
  • Ani DiFranco: “Face Up and Sing”
  • Dixie Chicks: “Not Ready to Make Nice”
  • Salt-N-Pepa: “None of Your Business”
  • Jessie J: “Do It Like a Dude”
  • Lesley Gore: “You Don’t Own Me”
  • Joan Jett: “Bad Reputation”
  • The Doubleclicks: “Nothing to Prove”