As you plan your affair there are two important segments of the evening/afternoon that must be considered. First, there is the ceremony if you are planning a wedding. Secondly, there is the cocktail hour which is traditionally part of all affairs. Both parts of the event are usually accompanied by music of which we can provide you with the very best that Boston has to offer.

We can customize music for both ceremony & cocktails to accommodate your individual preferences and tastes, and we would be happy to help you with your choices both in repertoire and instrumentation. Here are some examples of what is available to you:

• Piano, flute, trumpet, and violin chamber ensemble's
• String duo's, trio's, and quartet's
• Brass duo's, trio's, and quartet's
• Harp with flute and/or other instrumentation's
• Vocal renderings
• Klezmir groups

• Solo piano - classical or jazz
• Various jazz small groups including: piano, saxophone, trumpet, bass and drums
• Various classical chamber groups including: strings, woodwinds, and brass groups
• Strolling strings
• Klezmir groups
• Steel Drum ensembles
• Specialty Performers

Please let us know if we can help you secure entertainers for these important parts of your party.

THE EXTRAS FAQ'S:

The contract reflects the actual time-period for which the musician(s) are engaged. Typically, a wedding ceremony that begins at say 6:00 PM will be preceded by approximately one half hour of prelude music to entertain your guests as they arrive and are seated. Wedding ceremonies & cocktail hours are generally handled as "incidentals" with an addendum to the primary contract. Once the band has been secured we will send a ceremony package containing a CD with available repertoire as well as suggestions for your review. There are three pieces of music, which you will need to choose: The bridal party processional, the bridal processional and the recessional. Once we have determined your musical selections, we can then recommend some instrumentation options. Generally the ensemble chooses the music. In any case, since you are a member of the wedding party you will not hear the majority of the prelude music. As a rule, we select from a broad range of prelude pieces in order to entertain your guests with some musical variety.