We are marrying abroad but having big party when we get back really want a wedding band with a difference.
My friend had steel drums which went down really well but we thinking of salsa or bollywood.
What do you think would get people off their feet and be really memorable?
Something fun and tropical altho do love rock and 60’s and 70’s music but thought as we marrying abroad would keep theme non british
Will check that out ! I forgot to say am from uk thought I was on uk answers I never get the right one ah well!
thanks
~~~~~~ How about these great songs for your exotic wedding:~~~~~~~~~~~
Santana feat Rob Thomas – Smooth
James Brown – I Feel Good
Led Zeppelin – All My Love
Aerosmith I Don’t Wanna Miss A Thing
Bon Jovi – Living On A Prayer
Queen – Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Tina Turner ^ Proud Mary
James Taylor – How Sweet It Is
Van Halen – Love Walks In
Guns& Roses – Paradise City
Van Halen – Jump
The Doors – Love Her Madly
Kenny Loggins – Footloose
LeAnn Rhimes – How Do I Live
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers – Free Fallin’
Paul McAertney & The Wings – Maybe I’m Amazed
Bryan Adams – This Time
Garbage – Only Happy When It Rains
Rolling Stones – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Foghat – Slow Ride
AC/DC – You Shook Me All Night Long
Led Zeppelin – Thank You
Korn – Word Up
Blue Oyster Cult – Don’t Fear the Reaper
Bob ylan – Like A Rolling Stone
Lynard Synard – Sweet Home Alabama
Aerosmith – Walk This Way
Ozzy Osbourne – Dreamer
The Darkness – I Believe In A Thing Called Love
Skid Row – I Remember You
The Rolling Stones – Start Me Up
311 – Love Song
Aerosmith – Angel
Queen – You’re My Best Friend
Beatles – When I’m Sixty Four
Beastie Boys – Fight For Your Right to Party
Led Zeppelin – Whole Lotta Love
Jerry Lee Lewis – Great Balls of Fire
~~~~~~~Congrats & best wishes!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Piano sheet music for The Impossible Dream from Man From La Mancha and Growltiiger’s Last Stand from Cats? And possibly Maybe This Time from Cabaret?
I’ve looked everywhere, and most free sheet music sites are just indexes so please don’t suggest one of those.
Best answer gets 10 points, so please be helpful.
Have you tried your local library?
There is this piece of classical piano music that channel 4 (UK) usually plays in its documentaries. Its kind of sad. Im not sure and its really bugging me now. Any suggestions?
Thanks you.
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If anyone is in doubt as to what channel 4 is; dont answer.
Hi new freind
I suggest you just upload a clip or audio. it’s entirely upto you.
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I could fill a book (a small one but still a book) on ideas for events nightclubs could hold. I used to be an extremely frequent nightclub goer and some of the events they held seemed utterly awfully thought out and made the night worse. I feel like i could bring some very good ideas to the table. What can i do to exploit this?
First and most importantly set up a brand, and make some set ups. something to show clients so they can get an idea of your events and your style.
Second, advertise. you may just end up doing small pub events to start off with. thats because big clubs wont invest that much money on a new event planner, when you have some good events in your books (even if they are small) then you have a shot at the big club money makers.
I am seriously intersted in promoting a night club, how can I get the club space for free, how can I make alot of money, and what is good money that club promoters make?
Get a team together. Get a couple of good unknown DJs who are willing to play for free just for the exposure. Get a couple of good unknown bands who will play for free just for the exposure. Maybe get a sponsor (not totally necessary)-maybe a liquor company to sponsor a night with free samples, drinks and promotions. Then get a group of hot chicks as "friends" who wouldn’t mind hanging out in a club with good music and good drinks for free.
Once you have something to offer a club owner then ask to speak with the club owner. Tell them you can get -blank- number of people in the door on a given night to spend a bunch of many at their bar. They may also make money by charging at the door. You get people in the door, the DJ should get people in the door, cheap or free drinks will bring in the ladies and wherever there’s women, men will follow.
Find out what the club makes on a given night. Guarantee they will make their usual money plus a percentage of the door and all of the bar. Then you’ll take a percentage of anything over that. For example, once the club makes $1000 off the door then you’ll make 50% of the door after that. This is overly simplified. There are many ways to work out a deal, but hopefully you get the idea.
You will take all the risk. You have to make sure everyone you work with is happy. You are the last one to get paid.
I just got a new computer. My old itunes had all my parents music on it, so I don’t want to just copy and paste it all. I want to transfer my music downloaded from iTunes, and any music that is on my iPod to my NEW computer. How do I do this without deleting all my music off my iPod? I would rather not have to download or buy any extra programs too, if that is possible. Thanks.
Download this thing called iPodRip. It worked for me.
go to this website and follow the directions: http://ipodrip.com/
Why do musicians write songs where the 5th chord (or V chord) is major rather than minor? Why not Am, Dm, Em? Why Am, Dm, E7? Is there some "better flavor" to using E7 instead of Em? And why isn’t the G# for that chord included in the key signature? It would be better if the sharp was included in the key signature instead of having to write it every time it is used. Why not?
This is because the V chord in major has the leading tone: say we’re in C Major, a V chord would have G B D. The B, the third, is the leading tone to C. The B is only a half step from C and wants to move to C. In a minor key, the leading tone isn’t there. Say we are in C natural minor. That would mean that it is Bb instead of B. This Bb is a whole step from C and doesn’t want to resolve quite as much. When you raise that Bb to a B natural, it sounds like it wants to go up, giving a song a sense of direction.
As for why is the G# in A minor not written in the key signature, there are a few reasons. The best is that It is common practice that the sharps and flats in a key signature will follow the same order. If you see three flats in a key signature, you will know what they will be, Bb, Eb, and Ab. If there is one sharp you know that it will be F#. There are also some music theory reasons: A musician (one that has been well trained in Tonal Harmony and Tonal Theory) will see that G# and can see how it fits into the music. In a group, they would be able to know how it fits in with a chord and to tune it properly. This is because in a chord, you have to tune a note differently than in a scale or a melody. The third of a chord will be a little lower than it would be if you were playing it in a scale.
Finally, if you are writing a song, do what sounds good. Music Theory was only invented after composers had been writing what they thought sounded good for many centuries. If you think a song will sound better without the raised third in a V chord, then try it out. If it sounds good to you, use it. If it doesn’t, maybe try something else.
Rock On, music lovers, Rock on.
In this routine business-story-cum-romantic-comedy, James Garner is Cash McCall, a wheeling and dealing tycoon, and Natalie Wood is Lory Austen, the daughter of failing businessman Grant (Dean Jagger). McCall’s expertise lies in acquiring businesses about to go belly up, attaching them to successful enterprises and then taking a large tax deduction on the resultant equation. Those deals are enhanced when the once-failing business is then sold at a profit. This is a savvy gambit for late ’50s movie fare, but its proponent begins to have second thoughts when he comes up against the attractive Lory — who is not afraid of baring all for a good cause. The well-known co-stars and others like Nina Foch and E.G. Marshall do their best with a limited script.
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