Svitlana Gordiienko Female vocalist doing pop classics of 80/90s and tribute shows(Celine/Adele etc)

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Yes, I can play music from Spotify before and between my sets.

I had the unique opportunity to perform at the Caux Palace (Caux, Switzerland) in front of the seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, as well as Rajmohan Gandhi, an Indian politician, writer, historian, and researcher who is the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi. It was during this time that I learned that it’s not just how you perform that matters, but more importantly, what message you want to convey to the world.

My favorite type of event is one where I can create a heartfelt connection with the audience, whether it’s an intimate wedding, a cozy private gathering, or a vibrant celebration. I love being a part of moments that are special to people, and I always strive to make the music a memorable highlight of the event.

I started my musical journey 17 years ago on a university stage, where I first discovered the thrill of performing. From there, I dove into various competitions, including international ones, focusing on pop and jazz vocals. My next step was becoming the lead vocalist for a cover band, which allowed me to perform on some of the biggest stages. Now, I’m pursuing my passion as a solo singer, bringing all those years of experience and love for music to every performance.

My favorite singer of all time is Celine Dion. I started listening to her when I was very young, on those old audio cassettes, and I would always try to mimic her incredible vocal runs. As I grew older, I learned that she is not only a one-of-a-kind vocalist but also a genuinely kind-hearted person. I admire how she connects with her audience—I’ve been lucky enough to experience it firsthand at her concert in Berlin. Her dedication to her craft is truly inspiring; she takes great care of her voice and is a true perfectionist. Her songs always give me goosebumps.

I’m also a huge fan of musical theatre and another incredible artist, Barbra Streisand. For me, the greatest song of all time is ‘Don’t Rain on My Parade’ from the musical Funny Girl.

I normally arrive 1 hour before the performance to set up. I normally perform 3 x 45 minutes sets.

Yes.

I can prepare specific songs for the event but I usually limit this to 2-3 songs. The clients are welcome to pick a set list from my repertoire or let me choose the music for them.

Previous customers would describe me as an incredible singer and amazing performer of many styles and genres :)