A Celtic harp or Celtic flute can create a relaxed and enchanting atmosphere at a cocktail hour, art gallery opening, wedding ceremony or festival, while a Celtic Band performs fun and traditional music.
Most of the popular music now thought of as "Celtic" were once common in many places in Western Europe. The term Celtic Music is applied to the music of Ireland and Scotland, because both countries have produced their own unique styles of Celtic music. Sinead O'Connor has been noted as successfully infusing traditional Celtic music into her popular songs. Common instruments utilized in Celtic music are the harp, the mandolin, the fiddle, the flute and bagpipes.
Some things to consider when hiring Celtic Music are to make sure you listen to audio and watch video clips. This will ensure that you truly do book the best for your next event! Next, you want to get references. Talk to people in the area about the performer/group and get feedback. Finally, get a contract. Many professional Celtic music performers or groups require a deposit to secure them at your next event. Make sure to read through the contract carefully before contracting the band for your party.
David Z. said “For our annual Awards Gala banquet at DRI International, we augment the presentations with custom music cues based on well-known songs and instrumentals.…”
Kelly F. said “Amazing show, played music that everyone enjoyed.”
We play traditional Scottish music from the last 400 years; a mix of dance music & songs in Scots, English, and Gaelic, for wedding receptions, Ceilidh dances,…
Ren A. said “Great group for family party. Extensive list of Irish songs including some sing alongs.”
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