Live Music
name |
number
of musicians & instrumentation |
style |
suitable
for |
other
details |
| Miriam Keogh | 1: harp | classical - Renaissance and later, Celtic, Irich and Welsh |
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| Miriam Keogh duo | 2: harp +
cello OR harp + flute |
classical – 19th + 20th century |
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| Hettie Pegler's Tump | 4: guitar, fiddle, perucssion, caller | Barn dance ceilidh band playing mainly English, Scottish, Irish and American country dance tunes |
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| Boros Gypsy Enemble | 3–12: violin, cimbalom, double bass, plus piano and other instruments up to an ensemble of twelve | Specialist Hungarian and Rumanian gypsy music |
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| Streetlyfe | 6: two female vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass, drums | Classic covers band including full light and visual show (projection facilities for wedding video). Also provide disco facilities. |
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| Midnight Storytellers | 2: Karen-Eve and Chloe | an enchanting mix of traditional tales and modern myths |
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| Karen Street | 1: accordion | jazz, French and Italian folk, classical |
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| Tango Siempre | 4: piano/keyboards, violin, accordion, double bass (plus two dancers as a sextet) | Argentinian tango, waltzes and nuevo tango |
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| Alva | 2: voice, fiddles | medieval and traditional music from Britain and France |
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| Corposant | 6: mezzosoprano, countertenor, harpsichord, cello, lute, guitar | baroque vocal and instrumental music of the 17th century |
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| Curve | 4: cellos | renaissance to contemporary |
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| Groovin' High | 5: male and female vocals, alto & baritone saxes, trumpet, clarinet, flugelhorn, double bass, guitars, drums | jazz - traditional and modern |
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| Blue Harlem | 7: female vocals, tenor sax, trumpet, baritone & alto saxes, piano/keyboard, double bass, drums | jazz - swing and old-style rhythm and blues |
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| Saxtet Lite | 4: saxophones | light music – pop to classical and easy jazz |
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| String and Bone | 2: trombone and guitar | jazz - standards and new arrangements |
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