We will review your request to see if it is feasible for the group of musicians we are selecting for the event.

In general, musicians play seated, with a music stand. Cellists cannot play standing up. The ensemble can of course move around, if the venue allows for several places large enough to play, but it takes some time to move the music stands to another place.

The musical instruments used are very sensitive and cannot be exposed to the sun or rain. If the conditions of shelter are given, there is nothing to prevent a beautiful musical party in a park or on a terrace. However, the instruments sound less loud in the open air. For large parties, several groups of different formations (with or without wind instruments) can be considered.

The instruments used are usually played without a sound system. A small ensemble gives a "high-end" touch to your event. Generally, guests like to converse and too much music would be distracting. With this in mind, there are organizers who request that there be no music between courses. For very large events and if you want all the guests to hear the music well, you can consider a sound system.