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Weddings in Italy - Music Packages
Notes:
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Some of the pricing below may
seem very inconsistent. The reason for "inconsistency" is that in
Italy they have a system of three taxes that tax new music more than older
or classical music. For non-classical music of any kind, the 2011 taxes
included in the prices below total 280 euros.
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Live singers for
receptions will sing a mixture of English & Italian songs (pop,
jazz/blues & Frank Sinatra, etc.) - ask us for prices.
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Musicians will play
for around one hour for ceremony packages, around three to four hours for
some
reception packages. Classical music for receptions would just be about 2
hours.
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Clients that prefer to provide their own music for
ceremony and/or reception will require special permission from the
church/hotel/venue. Note:
Taxes for non-classical music for MOST venues will still be required to
be paid ahead of time.
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Ceremony - Violin, Cello & keyboard |
€ 575 |
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Ceremony -
Violin, Cello & keyboard & Singer |
€ 750 |
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Ceremony -
Violin, Cello, Flute & Keyboard |
€ 750 |
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Ceremony -
Professional Soloist + keyboard |
€ 500 |
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Ceremony -
Violin & Cello |
€ 450 |
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Ceremony -
Solo Violinist |
€ 300 |
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Ceremony - Choir
(San Marco Catholic Church ONLY) |
€ 450 |
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Reception - Classical Music for
Reception - Minimum 2 hours Choose from : violin,
cello, keyboard, guitar, singer |
€ 200 per
hour/ per instrument/singer |
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Reception - 5 person Italian folk Music Ensemble
- 1 guitar, accordion, tambourine, castanets, singer - for a
real Italian wedding experience |
€ 1100
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Reception - 2 electric guitars |
€ 900
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Reception - DJ |
€ 750 |
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Reception - Sound System for hire -NOTE:
does not include a DJ.
The system
is comprised
only of: 350 watt subwoofer - 2x90
watt speakers, a DVD/CD/MP3 player, 4 channel mixer (but no
monitor speaker), and plug in microphone (not cordless)
NOTE: the system
SUPPORTS devices such as CD players, IPODS, Laptops - it does NOT
SUPPORT musical instruments, e.g, guitars. |
€ 500 (includes all taxes, delivery, installation and removal).
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