Jazz Central
78 bookingsJazz Central would suit couples drawn to the sound of the twenties, thirties and forties for their wedding rather than an exclusively modern play...
Singing in English and French is one of the features to explore with After Hours, whose five piece jazz group includes lead vocalist Isabelle Reynaud. The Melbourne musicians also offer a voice and piano duo or an instrumental trio of saxophone, double bass and drums, giving your wedding distinctly different ensemble choices. Their styles range from ballads and swing to contemporary jazz pop, blues, bossa nova and bebop, with all members graduates of the Victorian College of the Arts. Reception drinks would be a particularly inviting point to hear the smaller formations, while you and your guests settle into the celebration.
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