Wedding PortfolioJAM Duo provided live piano and cello music for Harry & Kayleigh’s beautiful wedding at Colshaw Hall in Cheshire. Performing for the ceremony and drinks reception, the day featured a mix of film music, indie classics and romantic favourites, from Canon in D and Can’t Help Falling in Love to A Thousand Years and I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.
CelloThe cello has a remarkable history stretching back over 400 years. In this article we explore where the instrument came from — and why its warm, expressive sound works so beautifully for modern song covers and wedding music today.
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