Singer wanting busking partner
Hi I am a singer undertaking classical training. I am looking for one competent musician who can play their non electric instrument(s) confidently and who is interested in performing/busking over summer and perhaps heading to festivals and doing ceremonies? I am very keen to begin performing but I need to find someone who loves to play their instrument as much as I love to sing. I'm not fixed on one genre but if you like (indie/traditional/gypsy) folk/country/classical music as some broad options I'd love to hear from you. Maybe a classical acoustic guitarist/fiddle player/piano/keyboard player/Accordion player? If you think your instrument could work great. Of course because busking innings will be divided I feel two people is best for now as I am really hoping to try for a bit of income over summer. Bring your songs/ideas.
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