A performer, or entertainer of consisting of a range of possibilities,
from Duos, Trios, Bands, Vocalists, Strings Ensembles, etc...
See Who is Magnet?
A much slower style of music, generally very lyrical in content
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Generally any combination of Duo,
Trio, Quartet, or more, and consisting of a combination of vocalists
or instrumentalists
See also Magnet's highly recommended
Duos & Trios
A term used to describe any instrument from the Brass Section of an
orchestra eg. trumpet, cornet, tuba, sousaphone, bugle, trombone, saxophone,
french horn etc...
A band that plays popular well known songs, tunes or music
The area normally directly ahead of the stage, where guests can dance
See Magnet's recommended Dance Floor
A style of music generally associated with the Disco Halls of the 1970's
A person who plays music using pre-recorded media such as CD's, DVD's
Mini Disc, or Cassette etc...
See DJ's versus Duos, Trios, &
Bands
A two piece band or act consisting of a variety of combinations and
instrumental options
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An combination of orchestral instruments, generally in a trio, quartet,
quintet, sextet style arrangement
See Magnet's suggested
Wedding Ceremony Entertainment
Short for "In House Microphone", and meaning that the venue
has it's own built in radio or hard-wired microphone facilities
A genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900
and developed through increasingly complex styles
Generally an electronic
version of the piano, with an ability to play a multitude of sounds,
from Brass Instruments through to the latest digital samples, also commonly
referred to as a synthesizer.
See about Tim Manger (Keyboards
& Vocals)
The piece of furniture on which you place your notes and behind which
you stand and give a speech
See about the Order &
Length of Speeches
Also known as "Bump In", is the term used by acts to enter
a venue
Also known as "Bump Out", is the term used by acts to depart
a venue
Master of Ceremonies, the person who coordinates events during a function,
and directs proceedings in a formal or pre-arranged way.
See about Magnet's MC Services
A unit used by acts, to enable multiple the channeling of various microphones
and instruments, through to the front-of-house speaker system
Meaning "Public Address" system and generally referring to
the stage mixing desk and speakers
See about Magnet's PA & Stage
Someone who plays the piano
See about Tim Manger (Keyboards
& Vocals)
A raised platform on which you stand to give a speech
Music that is generally of popular
appeal
See Magnet's Song list
A four piece act consisting of a variety of combinations and instrumental
options
See Magnet's suggested
Wedding Ceremony Entertainment
A five piece act consisting of a variety of combinations and instrumental
options
See Magnet's suggested
Wedding Ceremony Entertainment
Popular music
originating in the West Indies with generally repetitive bass riffs
and regular chords played on the off beat
A genre of popular music originating in the 1950s incorporating a blend
of black rhythm-and-blues with white country-and-western
See Magnet's suggested Wedding Reception
Entertainment
This is a generic term for the range of styles that evolved out of
rock'n'roll
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Known as a "Radio Microphone" and used as an alternative
to "hard wired" microphones. Radio microphones use a transmitter
and receiver to send audio signals, enabling the user to move freely
whilst singing or talking.
A fashion reminiscent of the past, and generally associated with music
from the 1980's
A six piece act consisting of a variety of combinations and instrumental
options
The area required for acts to perform
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The instruments that comprise the string section of an orchestra, eg.
Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
See Magnet's suggested
Wedding Ceremony Entertainment
A three piece act consisting of a variety of combinations
and instrumental options
A person who sings
See about Shannan Mudie (Vocals
& Percussion)