Pianists
\nPianists are fantastic for creating mood and providing a soundtrack to your evening, no matter the function. Providing a repertoire of modern and classic hits, they tend to provide a fun and informal atmosphere for a whole host of events including dinner, drinks receptions or a small networking function.<\/p>\n
Classical Guitarist
\nWhat is there to say about classical guitarists that hasn\u2019t already been said (or assumed)? Well, for starters it\u2019s not only western styles of music that are often booked; flamenco is extremely popular whilst many prefer a slightly different sound to what they ordinarily listen to as it promotes a sense of occasion for the evening.<\/p>\n
Magician
\nNow you may be thinking that a magician wouldn\u2019t fit in at all at your intimate soiree but they can be extremely effective for engaging a room and have been proven to be great for informal networking events. For dinner parties, there are some brilliantly parlour magicians that can sit with you at the tables.<\/p>\n
Cello
\nThe cello is the perfect sound for a classy dinner private party amongst a few choice guests. It has a sound that many people absolutely adore, its low timbre fitting perfectly with a number of other instruments or in a solo setting.<\/p>\n
Violin Harp As ever with these things, it\u2019s all about finding the right entertainment for you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pianists Pianists are fantastic for creating mood and providing a soundtrack to your evening, no matter the function. Providing a repertoire of modern and classic hits, they tend to provide a fun and informal atmosphere for a whole host of … Continue reading
\nThe Violin is popular across all private parties and corporate events<\/a>, no matter intimate or otherwise. Mixing a Cello and a Violin are extremely popular which fits for virtually any occasion. Another act combination that people enjoy for intimate dinner parties is violin and…<\/p>\n
\nThe harp is a gorgeous, gentle instrument that many adore but rather interestingly, rarely get to experience live. It could be because it\u2019s a rather bulky instrument for a child to play, so many performers actually learn when they\u2019re adults. Perfect as an accompaniment to dinner, the harp is also great in combination with strings or woodwind.<\/p>\n