Le Café Jazz can present an ideal and sophisticated choice for musical entertainment at wedding receptions or other parties, large or small. Swing jazz, delivered ‘Hot Club’-style, will bring a distinctive touch of class to any celebration.
Read MoreLooking for a party idea that is entertaining, inclusive and memorable? The American Wild West is the perfect choice. Checked shirts and jeans are easy to find. Country music from a great band sets the scene. Add line dancing or barn dancing and you’ve got all the ingredients for a brilliant night.
Read MoreThe fiddle is a musical instrument of ancient and obscure origin. Introduced to Europe from the near East, possibly around the time of the crusades, it underwent considerable modification and hybridisation over the course of several centuries, emerging in its modern form in Renaissance Italy and renamed as the violin. It has altered very little…
Read MoreMarching bands of musicians were commonly employed to accompany wedding and funeral processions in the culture of the French-influenced enclave of Louisiana and the city of New Orleans. By the turn of the 20th century, these strolling players had become something of an institution, and their particular choice of instrumentation and distinctive style of music…
Read MoreThe intimacy of a private wedding is enhanced by elegant and enchanting music played on the harp. Its gentle, lilting sound provides the perfect backdrop to the exchange of vows and rings, and can also entertain guests both before and after the ceremony.
Read MoreCaribbean Steel Bands bring a happy-go-lucky, sunshine carnival atmosphere to festivals, weddings, family parties and other social events the length and breadth of the British Isles.
Read MoreA Classical ensemble is the perfect way to give your wedding ceremony a traditional feel.
Read MoreParisian Hot-Club Swing Jazz is café music at its most entertaining – exuberant, light-hearted and joyful. As with many other jazz styles, a given melody or chord sequence is improvised upon, usually in alternating solos, by the participating musicians.
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