The act
Live saxophone can meet DJ music with Tom Greble, who offers both roles in one performance for your wedding. You can also choose saxophone on its own, either as background music or roaming among the dancing guests. Jazz duo, trio and quartet formats open further possibilities, with piano, bass, guitar, vocals or drums among the instruments and voices that can join the ensemble. Enquire about the musical styles you would enjoy and whether you want saxophone around drinks, a jazz group for listening or the DJ combination for the later reception.
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What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
For your exact date, venue and running time, we send an itemised quote.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
Most people go for the DJ and sax combination, and it's easy to see why. One person, one booking, and the music can be pointed at whatever you actually like while Tom plays live saxophone over the top. Solo saxophone is a quieter proposition, live background music through a corporate dinner, or a roving player who steps onto the dance floor when the room needs a lift. Beyond that, a jazz duo, trio or quartet can be put together from piano, double bass, guitar, vocals or drums, in whatever combination suits the night. Worth a conversation, because those are only the common picks.
On the day
Nothing from your end. The full PA comes with him, along with the booth, wireless microphones and dancefloor lighting.
Performance options
Book the DJ and sax combo and the speakers, the party lighting and the wireless mics for formalities and speeches all come with it. Sax on its own can run as background music, or as a roving party starter working the dance floor. And if you want more players, bands can be arranged, anywhere from a background duo up to a full party band.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.
