daryl currie

who can say....?  generally sept and oct among the hottest months here so rain can be expected at some point ....but you never know nowadays when it might shower.   

I play with Tomas on a regular basis and can say he is one of the best violinists here in cabos....originally from Poland, but has lived in Mexico for many years so he knows a lot of international music as well as standard wedding music...

Daryl

well, I hear Jennifer H is great, so is Peter Straub from Swiss Bakery,

Edith's is a great restaurant with a great ambience BUT you might want to know that if there is a band playing at the hotel next door on saturday nights it will be quite loud at Ediths since it is just below...

hi Patti...Yes I'm from cabo...I play a lot with violetta (above post) guitar/piano and violin

when I'm not playing solo...as for other guitarists I can name a couple of good classical players...Alonso (mentioned above) is one, Fransisco a la Torre, David Flores , and there are others but I don't know I'm not sure how much wedding work they do...as for singing guitarists, there is Mijares...he is good and well rounded (musically speaking of course) sorry Adan...:-) and myself ...don't know of any others Id like to mention really...

there are a couple , maybe 3 guitarists around that do wedding work...and some that sing als for an added touch...good luck!

how about for any of you who are doctors/surgeons/nurses

written in drunk-funny zig-zaggy letter...

" Well..., me , I'd rather have a Bottle In Front of Me than a Frontal Lobotomy"

welcome fellow canucks and congrats!

welcome fellow canucks and congrats !

how about

ONE TEQUILA... TWO TEQUILA ...THREE TEQUILA...

.. FLOOR!!!

and I still laugh out loud when I think of this one...

its a play on Dunkin Do-Nuts ...Funk n' Go-Nuts![/size]

there are a lot to choose from but you might try Illeana and Luba from Romantic Cabo Weddings...they are also one of the top wedding coordination companies around , VERY attentive and incredibly DETAILED!! ...

romanticcabowedding.com/

hi Misha

here is Marco's email....let me know if you can't reach him for any reason...

Daryl

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I know a some great musicians in Vallarta , they used to live here in los cabos.. Marcos (plays bass) and his wife katia, they are Brazilian and are well connected in Vallarta for doing events and weddings....let me know and if you want i can send you his email....

Daryl Currie

Communication is always a Two-Way street. Illeana and Luba have a solid grasp of english and are ALWAYS on top of EVERYTHING...especially when it comes down to details and quick responses. As vendors , we've only had GREAT results working with Romantic Cabo Weddings and never have to ask twice or question anything ...They are very much ON Top and in control of their game.

just to let you know that if you need a guitarist or guitar/flute or guitar and violin, or any other musical instrument I can help you out...thanks,...

Daryl

i can help you out if you need a guitarist (solo) or a duo of guitar and flute...thanks... daryl

you can hire the mariachis to play from the end of your ceremony (recessional) up to one hour if you want...I see that a lot...If i am doing a solo guitarist gig, I will play 15-20mins pre-wedding, then I do the processional and some light background music during the ceremony , AND THEN the Mariachis finish the ceremony and continue playing for the cocktail hour ...And CHECK to see whether the trio is in fact a mariachi trio ...there are only a couple of mariachi trios that i know of ...the music is much different than a regular trio...

Hi all

my songlist is much too big too begin in this space , but let me give you some examples of what you might expect

for the processional.......

Airioso, Bach

“Bridal Chorus: Here Comes the Bride”-Wagner

“Horizons” - Genesis

Pachabel`s Canon”

Por Ti Volare...Bocelli

“Trumpet Tune in D”- Purcell

“Trumpet Voluntary”- Clarke

( during ceremony…)

Air on the G string-Bach

“Ave Maria”- Bach/Gounod

“Ave Maria”-Schubert

Eres Tu - Mocedades

“Elizabethan Serenade ”

“ Plaisir D `Amour ”

Theme from Romeo & Juliet

"Panis Angelicus"-Frank

“Sheep May Safely Graze”-Bach

Recessional .....

“Wedding March”- Mendelssohn

Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”-Bach

“Ode to Joy ” - Beethoven

thanx!!

Daryl

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being a musician I see Raul a lot on wedding gigs. I can say that first of all he is a great guy . secondly he is on top of everything, always very well prepared with top notch equipment . a Pro all the way. A-1.

a real string quartet in Cabos is non exsistent...but, you can have a violin, acoustic bass, guitar and .....a choice of another violin or guitar...

but a real quartet, violin, viola, cello etc, i've never seen here in cabos

-d

and the food's pretty good too!

hi guys

its apples and oranges really. your trio could be a trio of mariachis or a trio of trad Mex music , and they are VERY different sounding. Then there is the guitarist...he could sound like Segovia (real classical music) or like this "new flamenco" sound which is not reallly flamenco but a very watery imitation which a lot of people seem to like ...ottmar leibert, or jesse cook for instance....you will have to hear a sample of how the trio or guitarist sounds in order to make a good judgement really . - good luck!

hi guys

i'm a musician who just joined up today...if I can offer some advice about what to expect from a trio it would be that (depending on what sort of trio you have..Mexican traditional, jazz, classical , mariachi, etc.) if you know exactly what kind of music they are going to play, then you can request songs that you like from that same style...but don't mix up the sounds TOO much...it will sound a bit weird for example to hear a Mex trio all of a sudden break out with the Police's Doo doo doo, Dah da da, ....chances are they are'nt going to do a good job and secondly , its going to be an uncomfortable few minutes of " music" ...my advice is just let the trio play what they play best and if they are open to requests then maybe try a few...