Saxophone, flute, clarinet and trumpet give Michael Larkin several instrumental colours to explore for your wedding music. He also sings, moving across styles that include Latin music, jazz and blues as well as funk, soul and pop. His work extends to playing alongside DJs with electronic dance music, giving the later reception another direction to discuss. You might choose a jazz mood for drinks, then ask how the instrumental performance could sit alongside the music you want for dancing. For couples drawn to wind instruments who listen well beyond one genre, that breadth feels particularly useful.
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One musician, six instruments and a voice. Michael sings and plays three saxophones, clarinet, flute and trumpet, which is why a single booking can cover a jazz set over dinner, something bluesier later and pop or funk when people want to move. Latin sits comfortably in there too. And he works alongside DJs, playing live over the set, so the back end of the night doesn't have to be a straight playlist.
Barely any floor space is needed. Enough room for a speaker, a microphone stand and the instruments, and he'll fit into a corner most venues had written off as unusable.
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