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Aubrey Music, 21 Rectory Drive, St WWW.AUBREYMUSIC.CO.UK Aubrey Music, 21 Rectory Drive, St. Athan, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 4PD Telephone: 01446 754350 Mobile: 07966151584 Email: [email protected] Testimonials "What a beautiful Voice..." Sir Anthony Hopkins "Brilliant! Good luck with your future." Brian May 13/05/2011 "You are bloody brilliant!" Charlotte Church "Aubrey is better than anything we've seen on the show (Britain's got talent). This guy is awesome!" The Hoff "Man what a voice..." The Rev. Al. Green "The man can sing!" Kelly Jones - The Stereophonics "Aubrey, cheers pal, that was great entertainment!" Ant McPartlin "Aubrey can sing anything..." Midge Ure "Aubrey Parsons is Dynamite!" Billionaire Sir Terry Matthews Mariella Fostrup, BBC Radio 4 "Aubrey Parsons has an amazing voice." Johnny Vegas "I can't believe I've finally got to perform on stage with you. I can now die a happy man." Mel B, The Spice Girls "Aubrey, that was fantastic!" Sir Terry Matthews "Is this a party or what? Aubrey you are fantastic!" You say the nicest things... Jenny & Darren - Manor Park Country House - March 10th 2011 "Hi Aubrey. Thanks so much for singing at our wedding! I can't believe how quickly the time went! Everyone said how good you were altho that's something I know already!" Amy & Martin Roberts - Leeming House Hotel, Ullswater, Cumbria - Janary 15th 2011 "I would like to thank you for such a wonderful performance on Saturday night. You were absolutely incredible and even though I have listened to many of your demos online, you surpassed my (very high) expectations. Our guests were blown away and can't stop talking about your sets. I am now trying to find another excuse to hire you!" Mrs Stacy Lamb - The Cawdor Hotel, Llandeilo - July 245h 2010 "Hi Aubrey, I just wanted to take a moment to let you know just how awesome you were at our Wedding. Having not had the chance to come & meet you before the Wedding (although you did invite us to come and meet you at your gigs before hand) I wasn't sure how you would react to coming all the way to Llandeilo and entertaining our rowdy lot, but I can quite honestly say you were like one of the family & just slotted right in. I gave you a list of songs we liked, so after our first dance when you started with 'Don't Stop Believin' I was over the moon and as you could see none of us left the dance floor from that moment on. My friends and family were amazed and at one stage someone actually came to me and said 'listen to that, if you weren't stood here watching Aubs sing you'd believe it was a CD' and she was right. wedding singer llandeilo, wedding entertainment llandeiloYou were breath taking from start to end. Personal highlights for me were your hat coming around the room for us all to have a try, me being able to come up and have a sing along with you. But the most awesome thing was after you finished (which was way after you were supposed to) you sat at the back of the room just laughing at us as my Scottish friends & family raided your set to find a song to close on! You didn't bat an eyelid and sat and sang along with us with a smile on your face! I have told you this before Aubrey, but we live in Edinburgh & I can't wait to get back to Wales to see another of your gigs because you truly are an amazing guy & I've seen so many live bands, but you do have the best voice I have ever heard. Zander, myself, my Mum & Dad were privileged to have you sing for us. From the bottom of our hearts THANK YOU! Lots of love, Mrs Stacy Lamb(!) Xxxxxx" Sir Terry Matthews - Ryder Cup Winners Party - October 4th 2010 "Is this a party or what? You are fantastic!" Sir Anthony Hopkins - St David's Hotel, Cardiff - 2008 "What a beautiful Voice..." The Reverend Al Green - St David's Hotel, Cardiff - June 2010 "I walked into the hotel and thought I could hear a CD playing of one of my songs, then I walked into the bar and there was this guy singing and it was Aubrey - I was so surprised. Man what a singer!!" Alan Evans - Special Events Project Manager, Celtic Manor. Ryder Cup Sponsors Dinner 21st August 2010 "Well what can I say! I think you stole the show on Saturday Night. Thanks you for your performance, it was magnificent, and I think I speak for everyone in the room when I say that... the reaction from the guests was phenomenal! " Lynyrd Skynyrd (Gary Rossington & Johnny Van Zant) - St David's Hotel, Cardiff - 2010 "Man we really dig your music and your voice!" Rhian & Ben - Wedding, Blackwood- 20th August 2010 "Just wanted to say how awesome you and the boys were at my wedding on Thursday. Ben and I both thought your rendition of 'when we dance' was really beautiful and everyone said how much hey enjoyed all the music :D x.". Kate & Mark - Wedding, Conwy- 14th August 2010 "Hi Aubrey just wanted to say thank you so much for last night,everyone is still going on about how amazing you were,it was fantastic. " Samantha & Nick - Wedding, Stone Courte Hotel, Maidstone- 6th August 2010 "Wow, what a way to follow the perfect wedding day, Aubrey was absolutely amazing, from the minute he stated singing he had the whole room dancing and singing along, we didn't want the night to end. Completely fantastic!" Liz & Jamie - Wedding, Surrey - 3rd July 2010 "We just wanted to say a huge huge thank you for your incredible performance at our wedding on Saturday. You were amazing and made our day totally perfect. Everybody said how brilliant you were and I think the chants of 'Aubrey, Aubrey' said it all! Our guests couldn't believe your amazing range of songs from Nessun Dorma to S Club 7! You knew exactly what to play and sing at every moment and thank you for making it a day we'll never forget." Haley Morris - Wedding, Malvern - 12th June 2010 "You were amazing Aubrey!!! I'm so sorry you didn't get a break everyone loved you far too much and we didn't want you to stop - you're just far too good, we could have danced all night!!!! ;)" Sian Morgan - Wedding, Cardiff Castle - June 2010 "Dear Aubrey, just a note to say thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the amazing show you gave us on Friday. Everyone was talking about you in the hotel at breakfast the next day - you made what was already a perfect day even more brilliant!" Sarah Price - Mother of the bride, Fonmon Castle - Sept 09 "Dear Aubrey, I didn't know where to start in telling you how much we appreciated your participation in Emma and Dan's wedding at Fonmon last week. You really were terrific and every single letter we have received has commented on what a star you were. The lovely thing is, the more reticent, shyer people thoroughly enjoyed joining in on the sidelines and the extroverts were in their element - you made the evening so enjoyable for us all - thank you so much. Whether the Naval Officers remember much of their exploits on the dance floor remains to be seen - but you made an excellent team and even thinking of it makes me grin! As for the local guests are concerned, your name is already hallmarked as the man to have to make the party, but we had many people form further afield and so you have been talked of up and down the country - well deserved. I am glad that your chosen venue was so close to me for you and that what was a late night didn't turn into an even later one! Many thanks again - Sarah L Pricce" Anna Hopley - Wedding, Rookey Hall Cheshire - 07/08/2009 "Thanks you soooooo much for an amazing night you made our wedding. Everyone has been talking about how good you are!!!! You are the best. Thanks ever so much. Love Anna, Wedding 7th August 2009 xxxxx" Rob Jones - Wedding, Rookey Hall, Cheshire - 07/08/2009 "You entertained us at Anna and Stuarts wedding on the 7/8/2009 I would like to thank you for making it an unforgettable night,every one who attended has said the same thing that you were the best that they have heard. My sister sat with her back to you and didn’t realise it was you singing for your first two songs until she turned around . she thought you were playing a CD. once again thank you it was worth every penny spent." JPR Williams 60th Birthday Celebration - May 2009 "Just a quick call to let you know that I have had dozens of phone calls and emails complimenting the fact that you added something really special when you performed at JPR Williams 60th birthday tribute event in aid of spinal research. We will definitely be using you again, in fact I'm about to book you for three more events!" Tony Andrews - Under The Posts - Event management, May - 2009 Kirsten and Jamie Deakin - 25/8/2008 "Aubrey performed at our wedding last year and he was without a doubt the highlight of the evening! Everyone talked about his performance for weeks after and still do! Aubrey is so versatile and sang girls aloud to queen to Nessun Dorma! He had a standing ovation for Nessun Dorma.
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