Roving string players, choreography and visual elements make DeepBlue look unlike a seated traditional orchestra. The ensemble moves from contemporary classical soundscapes into pop with the richness of strings and the energy of a rock band. For your wedding, a compact group can be informal or roving, with classical, current or upbeat music tailored to the occasion. Larger feature formats can add electronic musicians, movement and a more theatrical presence. This suits couples who want strings to become a striking visual event as well as an expressive part of the wedding soundtrack.
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Songs DeepBlue can play
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Friday On My Mind 03:39Bollywood Seven 03:14Butterflies And Hurricanes 05:31Who Are You 06:24The Big Bounce 02:01Cinema Paradiso (Love Theme) 03:58Father And Son 04:56Alien 05:45Somebody That I Used To Know 04:11Paranoid Android 06:07Haven 03:51Gypsy Robot 05:01Holst: Off the Planet 07:30Perpetuum Mobile 04:45Bowie Medley: Space Oddity + Life on Mars 07:00Flying Dream 06:24Nutbush City Limits 02:50Close to me 03:34Party 04:02Our House 03:46Popcorn 02:41Together 03:55In a Summer Place 02:53Paint it Black 03:06Raising up water 01:40Chill 03:32Miserlou 02:29Elegy 03:56American Beauty 03:56Vienna 03:55Tomorrow Never Knows 02:12
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What to expect
Nobody sits down. That's the first thing you notice. DeepBlue's players rove through the room, choreographed, moving between each other so the conversation between the instruments is something you can watch as well as hear. Add gestural technology, projected visuals, and circus stunts including a cellist on stilts and a violinist working a hula hoop. The music swings from contemporary classical soundscapes into stomping pop without a break in it. Kat Augastakis on violin and Greg Olley on keys both sing, and their vocal numbers are some of the strongest moments in the set.
On the day
Smaller than you'd guess for an ensemble this size. V-drums and wireless in-ear monitors keep the stage footprint down and make load-in and pack-down quick. Their sound engineer needs somewhere between 30 minutes and an hour to get the soundcheck done.
Set List
Mostly instrumental, and the jumps between pieces are half the fun. Cinema Paradiso and Holst share a set with Nutbush City Limits, Paint It Black and Friday On My Mind. Radiohead's Paranoid Android turns up, so does a Bowie medley that runs Space Oddity into Life on Mars, and Somebody That I Used to Know gets the vocal treatment. There's Muse in there with Butterflies and Hurricanes, The Who's Who Are You, Cat Stevens' Father and Son, Miserlou, Popcorn, Perpetuum Mobile and Madness with Our House. Original DeepBlue material sits alongside all of it.
Performance options
Three sizes, depending on how central you want them to be. Compact is a small group of strings, informal or roving or amplified, with costume options to fit the theme and the sound technician and wireless gear included if you go amplified. Impact is the feature performance, string and electronic musicians together with the stunts and tricks worked into an awards night or a party. Spectacular is the full troupe and a whole evening of it: roving performers beforehand, a quartet that turns into a rock band, the feature show, then a DJ to carry the night out.
