Manage Handwrytten Notes

1. High-Energy Extravaganza at Heritage Isle!

Last night's dueling piano show at Heritage Isles was a high-energy extravaganza! Unlike our usual events, where we play during dinners and award ceremonies, this time we were the main show. Bringing our A-game from the start, we kicked off with a quick preshow explanation of how requests would work. The crowd immersed us in a sea of requests, providing us with endless material for an unforgettable night.

Timeless Classics for a Timeless Audience

The demographic leaned towards the 60s, so we dove into a repertoire of classics from the 60s, 70s, and threw in some delightful throwbacks to the 50s. The audience's response was electric, with everyone singing along and reliving the golden eras of music.

Honoring Our Heroes with "Proud to Be an American"

Towards the end of the evening, we took a moment to honor the veterans in the crowd. As they stood during our rendition of "Proud to Be an American," the auditorium erupted in applause and cheers, expressing gratitude for the heroes among us. It was a touching moment that added a powerful layer to the night.

Keeping the Dance Floor Alive with "Old Time Rock n' Roll"

After the patriotic tribute, we seamlessly transitioned into "Old Time Rock n' Roll," keeping the energy soaring and the guests on the dance floor until the DJ set. The seamless flow of music and the enthusiastic response from the crowd made for a perfect night of entertainment.

Charlotte's Gratitude and Encouragement for Reviews

After the show, Charlotte extended her heartfelt thanks, expressing how well-received the performance was. The positive feedback and energy from the crowd were palpable. This made us feel appreciated and resolved in ensuring future events continue to be as fantastic as this one.

It was an honor to be part of the Heritage Isle event, and we're eager to return for more musical magic in the future!

Still waiting on Felix and Fingers to contact me about a lighting system to invest in. Hoping to have new lights by January, 2024.