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"Fibonacci Ensemble is a magnificent duo formed by Pat Cuikani in the voice and José Trinidad Violin in the violin. Individually and together they perform music that touch your heart. Jose performed my son’s wedding and he performed with his violin a very ample styles of music, from classics to modern. Pat’s voice is very unique and she can touch your most sensitive emotions. I have seen them perform in Stephen Avenue, and also in the Bella Concert Hall. I love Fibonacci Ensemble."

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"The perfect soundtrack for our wedding, gorgeous work, well done!"

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"Εξαίρετος άνθρωπος και άριστος επαγγελματίας. Από την πρώτη κιόλας συνάντηση για την διοργάνωση του γάμου μας φάνηκε με τι άνθρωπο είχαμε να κάνουμε. Η μουσική είναι η ζωή του και το δείχνει! Ολοι είχαν να συζητάνε για μέρες το πόσο ωραίο vibe χάρισε με την παρουσία του στο γάμο μας και τις μουσικές του ικανότητες. Δεν μας άφησε ούτε λεπτό τον τελευταίο καιρό πριν τον γάμο μέχρι να βρούμε τα κατάλληλα τραγούδια! Τον συνιστούμε ανεπιφύλακτα για να πάει τον γάμο ένα level επάνω!!! Σε ευχαριστούμε Μπάμπη "

Reply by Babis Prodromidis dj/Saxophone/Clarinet
Σευχαριστώ πολύ Βαγγέλη !!!

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"What a fantastic show these two guys put on. It was truly incredible and all my guests loved their performance👌👌👌"

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"A rare sitar player who is performing traditional khmer music. It's always great to see and meet a typical khmer orchestra at weeding. Some are using MP3 or Youtube. Performing there is this interactivity. "

Reply by Traditional khmer music
Hiya, thank you. Yes in some wedding ceremonies, there is no musicians and instead tunes from the machines such as Youtube are played. The atmosphere is different we can notice. Having a live performance is always better.

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" Fascinating small band with great taste in choosing songs for such occasions! Overall we had a wonderful time having them in our event!"

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"Our corporate event was missing that final touch, and Make Music Memories delivered perfectly with their elegant and fun music!"

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"Rio Brass were great - fun music that got everyone up dancing! They were great to work with, communication and planning was all really straight forward. Would definitely recommend!"

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"Cafe Ole exceeded all expectations. They provided an excellent range of music catering for all tastes. A very professional performance with some impressive guitar playing, fab drumming and lovely singing! Everyone really enjoyed the music. Many thanks! "

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"Asheo Alafia Oggundamasa excelente música for every soul and humanity i recomiendo la banda Omilasa "

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"I have known Davide for a long time, he is a serious, sensitive and prepared professional as well as being a humble person, an uncommon gift, which allows him to always approach music with respect and curiosity. His ability to explain very complicated concepts in a simple way is surprising. that's also why I recommend it to everyone, from beginners to more experienced musicians."

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"Oh la la were absolutely amazing! I had dreamed of having French café music at our party and Oh la la provided that and more. As well as the music and Fifi's vocals being wonderful, the they are very charismatic, and were mixing with the crowd, taking requests and generally ensuring we all had a wonderful time. Would absolutely recommend."

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"Kulturhuset Bølgen in Ålsgårde is a rare combination of concert hall and restaurant. Hornbæk Jazzklub hosts their events here every first Friday of the month. There is room for more than 100 diners, who take their seats an hour and a half before the music begins. When the musicians take the stage, the lights in the hall are dimmed and the tables retract, and the place becomes a concert hall, where the audience does not have to move, but can remain in their good seats at the tables. The bar is silent when the music is playing, but during the break it wakes up to action, like another Holger Danske, and rattles, not with the saber, but with glasses, bottles, coffee and cake. The audience mingles both with each other and with the musicians, and a temporary close and beautiful community emerges. It was the same good atmosphere that prevailed among the musicians when Jesper Hedegaard presented his Sound of Brasil at Bølgen on Friday. The Brazilian Samba has many ramifications, and each rhythm has its own life and its own name. Jesper Hedegaard knows a lot about that, having lived in Brazil for many years. He came there in 1976 and made friends who he took with him to Denmark. Some still live here, others have returned home and new ones have joined. On Friday it was bassist Sidiel Vieira and drummer Celso de Almeida. When they play it looks playful, but that's only because they are masters of their instruments. The music flows from them, like a tsunami, whose enormous power is not noticed until it meets resistance. On Friday, there was no opposition for Jesper Hedegaard can his sambas and the evening's soloist was world class. It was Alexander Kraglund who, without a single note, played the most terrific Brazilian violin and viola with countless small shifts in the rhythmic and surprising harmony changes in the melodic, which is an essential detail of the music. Alexander Kraglund mostly played the viola and the deep timbre blended beautifully with Jesper Hedegaard's piano playing, which mostly took place in the high register. The bassist played counterrhythm and very little walking bass as in jazz. He played merrily with the already dancing rhythms in moody counterplay and he could frolic freely thanks to the fact that the drummer provided a non-slip surface for the music. The evening's many different pieces of music were a mixture of Jesper Hedegaard's own compositions and the bossa nova that Antonio Carlos Jobim started in the early 60s with A Girl From Ipanema. One is to play the violin, another is to play the harmonica, and Alexander Kraglund used this instrument in about half of the pieces. In his violin playing, there were almost no references to Svend Asmussen, which is surprising. In the harmonica playing there was great inspiration from Toots Thielemans. Jesper Hedegaard may not be the world's best-known pianist, but by thinking of another pianist, namely Chick Corea (who plays at Kulturværftet at the end of April), and some of his samba-inspired compositions such as La Fiesta and Amando's Rhumba, you get a sense of the music that was played at Bølgen on Friday. The fact that Bølgen's own sound man, Casper Skovgaard, also knows which buttons to touch and not to touch is the extra quality that Bølgen has and that many other venues can only dream of."

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"We had our wedding on 22 June 2025.Teti with her cello brought a beautiful elegance and magical romantic tone during our welcome drinks and the Ceremony. Couldn't desire more! Thank you!xxxx"

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"Booked these guys for my sister's hen party and they were brilliant. From the surprise entrance into the garden when no one was expecting them to the impromptu conga line dancing – they entertained us superbly. Several neighbours got in touch to say they'd brought a welcome spirit of Mexico to the village as they could hear the fabulous music in their gardens too. "

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