With the band
Need a bigger sound?
Trio, string ensemble or full band, the same songs with players behind them. The size of the group is what changes the sound, the stage plot and the price.
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Solo
One voice and a piano, close enough that every word lands. It suits ceremonies, dinners, listening rooms and anywhere the music is there to be heard rather than danced to. The lessons live here too: singing, piano and songwriting, taught one to one.
Everything on this page is Olivia by herself, at the piano or teaching.

Private Celebrations
From a christening blessing to a milestone birthday, Olivia Mihet brings warm, personal live music to private celebrations wherever they take place.
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Hospitality Residencies
Olivia Mihet plays regular piano-vocal residencies for hotels, restaurants and cafes, bringing a warm, low-key live soundtrack to your regular service.
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Vocal Coaching
Olivia Mihet teaches singing lessons online by video call to students anywhere in the world, from first-time beginners through to exam and audition preparation.
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Piano Lessons
Olivia Mihet teaches piano online by video call to students anywhere in the world, guiding them from their first notes through to exam-level playing.
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Songwriting Masterclass
Group and one-to-one sessions on how to write a song from a personal starting point through to a finished piece, taught online by a working singer-songwriter.
Learn moreWith the band
Trio, string ensemble or full band, the same songs with players behind them. The size of the group is what changes the sound, the stage plot and the price.
See Olivia and the band
When the room is a room rather than a hall: a ceremony, a dinner, a drinks reception, a private celebration. One voice carries intimacy that a band cannot, and a band carries a dance floor that one voice cannot. The question is which of those the moment needs.
Either. Voice with piano is the usual shape and the most flexible, because it can go from background to centrepiece without changing the setup. Voice with backing tracks is also possible where the arrangement calls for more than two hands.
For a small room, often not at all, which is part of why solo suits a ceremony. For anything larger or outdoors, yes, and it is agreed in advance rather than assumed on the day.
Frequently, and it is one of the most common arrangements: solo for the ceremony, a larger lineup later in the evening. Ask for both in the same enquiry and the quote covers the whole day as one plan.
Send whatever you have so far and the booking team comes back with a proposal shaped around it.