Although the harp alone is impressive, the addition of flute, a second harp or guitar adds another dimension and is ideal for those occasions where a degree of elegance is required from the music brief.
This particularly applies to wedding ceremonies and receptions and dinners held in stylish locations where extensive equipment and sound levels would not be in keeping.
The second instrument gives an added depth of sound to the harp.
Classical, jazz, finger style or spanish - the guitar works well as a solo featured instrument in the hands of a skilled player.
A solo guitarist can set the perfect mood for a dinner party or small gathering - inobstrusive but creating the ambience to set the scene - never quite the same can be said of background recorded music.
Strolling guitarists and vocalist in the form of troubadours are less common in today's world but the flamenco style remains popular - the greater the playing skill, the less chance of any singing and vice versa!
Sometimes solo guitar is not quite enough because the occasion calls for a greater depth of sound - the addition of sax, clarinet or bass can make quite a difference.
Although the cost will be greater, the variety is well worthwhile.
We have contacts with specialist players in the jazz, folk, ceilidh and classical fields who in certain situations can provide their expertise to match a specific requirement or request.
