Styles
Students, graduates and faculty musicians are happy to play at a large variety of special occasions including:
- Wedding receptions
- Corporate functions
- Award nights
- Balls
- Dinners
- Birthdays
- Parties
It is possible to build an ensemble during your function. For example, a soloist or a duo can be used for pre-dinner drinks, musicians can be added for dinner music and then again for dancing after dinner.
Classical
Example combinations for classical musicians include:
- Solo players: violin, cello, flute, guitar, piano, harp
- Duos: strings, guitar with violin, cello or flute/clarinet, singer with accompanist
- Trios: strings (violins/viola with cello), wind (flute, clarinet & bassoon), guitar, flute & cello
- Quartets: strings (2 violins, viola & cello), trombone, guitar & brass
Jazz
Example combinations for jazz/contemporary/pop musicians include:
- Solo players: guitar or piano
- Duos: guitar or piano with bass, horn or vocals
- Trios: guitar or piano with bass and horn, drums or vocals
- Quartets and quintets: Various combinations of the above
- Larger ensembles by request