Another musical program question

<p>I’m working on a program for an event, which features a girl singing up to three different numbers. For one number, she is having a girl accompany her on keyboard. For the second, she is having another girl accompany her on guitar, I think. If there’s time for a third number, a guy will be playing guitar and singing and perhaps one of the earlier girls as well. The third number will be a game-time decision. She’ll have a number ready in case we need to fill because of technical difficulties so no guarantee the third accompanist will even play.</p>

<p>I have the front of the program and then the thank-yous on the back. Should I just name the lead girl on the front and then include the others in the thank-yous? If I list all four on the front, what wording should I use?</p>

<p>Clearly, the one girl is the featured performer and the others have supporting roles. What do you think? TIA</p>

<p>Always give collaborative musicians full billing.</p>

<p>OK, but how? Especially when we don’t know that one of them is even playing.</p>

<p>Accompanist: John Q Musicguy</p>

<p>but if you don’t know, you dont know and I wonder why you are even asking the question </p>

<p>Possibly a phone call is required.</p>

<p>So this:</p>

<p>Musical interlude, Sally Jones and accompanists Bob Wilson, Mary Williams and Jenny Johnson.</p>