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Mandolin Players Near You
Where do you need a Mandolin Player?
Select your event location in Louisiana:
Louisiana Counties:
- Acadia County
- Allen County
- Ascension County
- Assumption County
- Avoyelles County
- Beauregard County
- Bienville County
- Bossier County
- Caddo County
- Calcasieu County
- Caldwell County
- Cameron County
- Catahoula County
- Claiborne County
- Concordia County
- De Soto County
- East Baton Rouge County
- East Carroll County
- East Feliciana County
- Evangeline County
- Franklin County
- Grant County
- Iberia County
- Iberville County
- Jackson County
- Jefferson County
- Jefferson Davis County
- La Salle County
- Lafayette County
- Lafourche County
- Lincoln County
- Livingston County
Why Book Mandolin Players
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About Booking Mandolin Players
The mandolin has found a popular niche in country music, old-time southern music, bluegrass and in folk music. In rock and roll, the mandolin has made increasing appearances, as heard in R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" and "You Are The Everything" and in Rod Stewart's "Maggie May". Hiring a mandolinist is a great option for a variety of events from corporate events to private parties and weddings.
There are a few things you should consider when hiring a mandolin player. First, listen to audio and watch video samples. You want to be sure you are satisfied with the sound and look of the performer before you book him/her. Next, get references and read reviews. Talk to people in the area who have seen the performer and/or have booked them in the past. Feedback is the best way to ensure you book the best. If you are looking for a mandolin player for your band, check to see if they can adapt to different kinds of music and if they play well with unfamiliar bands. Last, always get a contract. Read the contract carefully and work out any details in regards to deposit requirements, length of performance, scheduled breaks, attire, travel, and lodging. Watch for specifications made by the performer and be sure you can meet them.
