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The FusiÒn Gypsy Jazz Ensemble

Gypsy Jazz Ensemble London

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The sound of this gypsy jazz duo may come from nothing more than a fiddle and guitar, but don’t let that fool you – this is an acoustic partnership that delivers music with a passion, skill and energy that mesmerizes.

The act is an acoustic duo, featuring violin and guitar, playing a range of styles of music with a particular focus on Latin, Gypsy Jazz and Swing.

With character and experience aplenty, The fusiÒn draws together music from around the world, delivering a sound brimming with foot-stomping rhythms, soaring improvised melodies and intricate detail.

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The Welsh born pair (Richard, violin) and (Philip, guitar) are no strangers to music of the world.

Meeting in the historic city of Bath, both are accomplished players in their own right, Jones having toured throughout the UK and Europe and Gregory across the Caribbean and Mediterranean.

La FusiÒn unites the pair, producing acoustic music that is organic, impressive and infectious.

Isn’t She Lovely

Minor Swing

My Little Suede Shoes

Smooth Criminal

Tetris (Korobeiniki)

Sweet Georgia Brown

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What is an Acoustic or Unplugged Band? Acoustic Bands or Unplugged Bands as they are known were made famous in the 1990s by artistes like Rod Stewart. Acoustic instruments from the band were used, they mainly removed the electric guitars and replaced them with acoustic only guitars, but all other instruments remained the same. Electric keyboards were removed as well, with the exception of Hammond organs still in place. As the years past, the more established artistes had a full orchestra to back them up and still called them unplugged sessions.
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What if the Venue does not allow amplification? Don't use the venue, get them to return the deposit back. It is not worth spending your money, while all you can hear on your special day are the people who have drunk the most, thus overpowering the band who are struggling to play loud enough without amplification.
I have no choice, I have booked a Venue that does not allow amplification and I am stuck with this venue?In this scenario, we suggest using an acoustic band which is as large as space and budget would allow to try and get them to be loud enough. Another option would be to use a roaming acoustic band. The truth is, the party is never going to be able to go up a gear without electric amplification and there wont be much real dancing, only novelty dancing by your drunk uncle Tom !
What is an ideal size for an acoustic band? This really depends on the band itself and the mood you are going for, bands are generally from a 2 piece to 5 piece and prices start at £550.00. The smaller the band, the more background their presence will be.
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