Guitar and cello, which is an unusual pairing and the reason Le Nuvole sound like nothing else on a wedding shortlist. Mircha Mangiacotti moves between bossa, folk and gypsy jazz. Emma Hales is classically trained and pushes the cello well past where you'd expect it to go. Italian, Brazilian and Irish heritage all feed into the repertoire, which mixes originals with reworked standards and traditional tunes: Besame Mucho, All of Me, Dos Gardenias, Cavatina, Anema e core, Hallelujah. Requests are welcome. One thing worth knowing when you plan the space, they need cover, because those instruments won't go out in full sun or rain.
See Le Nuvole play
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What it costs
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Songs Le Nuvole can play
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Ain't Misbehavin (Fats Waller)All of Me (Billie Holiday)Anema e core (Roberto Murolo)Besame Mucho (Joao Gilberto)Can't Help Falling In Love with You (Elvis Presley)Cavatina (From 'The Deerhunter')Claire de Lune (Swing de Gitanes)Close to You (The Carpenters)Com acuca (Chico Buarque)Come prima (Tony Dallara)Coquette (Cigany Weaver)Criancas (Le Nuvole Original)Doce de coco (Jacob De Bandolim & Yo-Yo Ma)Dos Gardenias (Buena Vista Social Club)Dream of You (Stephane Wrembel)Georgia (Ray Charles)Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen)Honeysuckle Rose (Fats Waller)In the Wind (Le Nuvole Original)I'll Be Back (Le Nuvole Original)Julia (The Beatles)La Javanaise (Serge Gainsbourg)Le Nuvole (Le Nuvole Original)Love is in the Air (John Paul Young)Lovely Day (Bill Withers)Marry You (Bruno Mars)Nature Boy (Ella Fitzgerald & Joe Pass)Never, Never, Never (Shirley Bassey)Nuages (Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grapelli)Paper Moon (Nat King Cole)Real Love/Acaranto (Regina Spektor/Chico Buarque)Senhorinha (Guinga)Sex Appeal (The Ferret Brothers)Song of the Sea (Le Nuvole Original)Stardust (Nat King Cole)Stormy Weather (Etta James)Sunny Side of the Street (Peggy Lee)Sunset Lover (Petit Biscuit)Ternura (Paulo Moura)Viva La Vida (Coldplay)What the World Needs Now (Jackie De Shannon)
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What to expect
Guitar and cello, played by two people who write together and clearly enjoy each other's company on stage. Mircha Mangiacotti slides between bossa, folk and gypsy jazz styles. Emma Hales is classically trained and takes the cello into territory most people don't expect from it. Italian, Brazilian and Irish threads run through what they play, and the material moves between original writing, rearranged traditional tunes and reworked standards. The result is nostalgic in places and genuinely beautiful in others, and it doesn't sound like anything else on a shortlist.
On the day
One firm requirement: the performance area has to be under cover. A cello and an acoustic guitar won't go out in full sun or rain, and that's not fussiness, it's what those instruments will and won't survive. So if the plan is outdoors, sort the shade or the marquee first and build the rest of the run sheet around it.
