Review Centre: Wedding Musicians

"Dan provided a great ambiance and music that had class, taste and worked for all age groups. His professionalism and musical skill were fantastic. I would contact him again for future needs. In addition, his communication, friendliness, and accessibility gave me the peace of mind that he would take care of my event. He communicated with me a few days before my event and showed up about 1 hour prior to my event ready and eager to provide superb service. The next day my guest were complimenting his music and sound range."

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"Wow, awesome! Would 100% recommend Darren, great song list, great voice, lovely guy, couldn't do enough for us, absolutely everyone enjoyed Darren's songs and his personality, he made a fantastic party just perfect! (10 / 10) Liz Newett"

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"These guys are really good! Great vocals and sax! "

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"My wedding in Amalfi was pure magic, thanks to this brilliant chaps. They started with elegant acoustic tunes during the ceremony and then brought incredible energy to the party after dinner. At one point, a power cut hit the venue — but they didn’t miss a beat and kept everyone singing along acoustically until the lights came back on. It turned into one of the most memorable moments of the night! Highly Recommended, thanks Giuseppe!"

Reply by The Italian Soul & Jazz Band
Thank you so much, Daniel! What an incredible night that was in Amalfi — I’ll never forget it. The setting, the atmosphere, and the energy from you and your guests were amazing. I still remember when a few of your friends jumped in with us for an impromptu sing-along — such a fun moment! It was truly a joy to play for you. Wishing you both all the very best! – Giuseppe

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"Naomi was fantastic. She played beautifully and I highly recommend her. You won’t be disappointed!!!"

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"This saxophonist is one of the best out there .He plays with so much fun and knows how to keep his audience hooked"

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"Wonderful voice, a very fresh faced new talent on the scene."

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"I would recommend to anyone Trip for Buscuits they were amazing, all our Guest were full of praise and it made my daughters 21st a night to remember. Do not hesitate to book this band for your special occasion"

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"Sergio is the best! Great entertainment:) Also very good communication before the show"

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"Beautiful setting, very fast and efficient contact. We heartily recommend! 🙂 "

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"Igor played at my brother’s wedding this week. He is an incredible musician! So many people said that the set was amazing! Great work!"

Reply by Ontario saxophonist Igor Babich
Thank you so much, Oksana! Much appreciated.

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"Very technical Drummer also stays well in the pocket locked in great personality"

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"Hi Alan, We just wanted to thank you again for being so amazing last night! We had so much praise from our guests about you and you really did make it so special! Thanks again, Daisy"

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"Cameron was excellent. He recorded a tenor sax solo for me that was exactly what I was looking for. His playing was tasteful and the sax was recorded perfectly. He was prompt and professional the entire way. Highly recommended!"

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"Daniel Martinez was at The Queen’s Hall Edinburgh tonight performing his “20th Anniversary of Flamenco” concert to an enthusiastic audience who had filled the venue pretty much to capacity. Born and raised in Cordoba, Andalucia, this performer, composer and award winning guitarist started his professional flamenco studies at the age of 7. Daniel’s flamenco journey was to take him another 14 years of study at the Royal Conservatoire, and the opportunity to perform in some of the best tablaos (venues) in Cordoba. A move to Scotland has seen Danial Martinez make Edinburgh his new home, and tonight’s performance is part of an ongoing goal in life to not only keep true to the original ethos of Flamenco, but also to develop his own music and projects whilst bringing the living and breathing spirit of this art for to new audiences. This evening’s performance was split into two very distinct performances. The first half with Daniel Martinez performing solo on guitar and playing work from some of the great Flamenco guitarists who have influenced his own work over the years, including amongst others, Vicente Amigo, Paco de Lucía and Rafael Riqueni. Watching and listening to Daniel Martinez play guitar is in itself a lesson in his art, as his ability to perform the many challenging techniques that flamenco guitar requires to a very high standard is obvious, but this alone is never going to be enough, and something else has to happen for the spirit of this music to really work its magic, some connection that lets the performer become almost a conduit for the music, and Daniel Martinez has that elusive connection. The final performance of the first half “Baile por Rondena” (Dance for Rondena) was composed by Daniel Martinez and highlighted the interpretive performance skills of dancer Gabriela Pouso. It was perhaps here that we, the audience, got to get a little glimpse into the true spirit of flamenco as Daniel Martinez followed in the footsteps of Gabriela on guitar, along the way improvising his performance to match hers in rhythm, volume and expression with the two performers becoming almost one at times. This performance was a taster for a new project by Daniel Martinez and the Daniel Martinez Flamenco Company, “Andalucia”, and the full show will be performed at The Usher Hall accompanied by a Chamber Orchestra on Wednesday 8 Feb 2023. With this new show, Daniel Martinez is expanding upon his award winning “Art of Believing” work. The second half of the performance was very traditional in format featuring flamenco singing, plus of course more interpretive music and dance from Gabriela Pouso and Daniel Martinez. This show, for me, was a learning experience, a chance to find out more about how singers, dancers and guitarists individually express their own “flamenco spirit”, but also join together to create a performance that is rhythmically mesmerising whilst at the same time telling a story in performance arts. "

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