Angela seems very passive aggressive and treats you like an ignorant cash grab who will just listen…read moreto whatever she tells you is best for your wedding. Very disappointed. Mind you, my fiancé and I are both music students studying at Berklee School of Music. She even complained about previous clients on the phone to us, basically calling them stupid for having specific requests, which we found to be very unprofessional. Don't be a pushover to her if you have a vision for your wedding! Choose a vendor that's going to help you make your dream wedding come true! Song requests for a band are NOT a crazy ask- but to Angela apparently they are. Edit: As a response to your comment, Angela, we didn't even tell you how many songs we wanted them to learn. We just asked if they would do ANY requests, and you shot us down and told us to "stick to the list." Maybe we wanted at least just one song (which we would've provided sheet music for), and the rest from the list, but you weren't even willing to coordinate with us. Also, who mentioned anything about christian music? We said we had classical pieces in mind. What an odd thing to say. Angela... of course we hung up on you.

Avalon did an outstanding job for our wedding ceremony and cocktail hour music! Highly recommend…read morethem, have a huge song list, flexible set up and everything went exactly as planned and discussed! Thank you for helping to make our wedding day such a wonderful memory!

Richard is an amazing bagpiper and instructor. He taught me so much about my pipes and was able to…read moreget me ready to play at my son's wedding after not playing my pipes for 10 years. Truly exceptional person!

Richard Kean is a world class bagpiper and very professional. I was privileged to hear his…read morepresentation on the bagpipe at a house concert; he explained about bagpipes from various countries around the world and then played each. I've heard play with bands and at highland games and at festivals. I believe he teaches, and plays for weddings, funerals etc. and I think he even makes pipes.

The Houston Jazz Band was a delight to work with on our event from start to finish. We were able to…read moreplan remotely with her and our corporate client was thrilled with the end result. Highly professional and we look forward to working with them again.

We booked Tianna hall and Jazz band for our wedding. After paying the Deposit, the Vocalist did not…read moreshow up for my wedding without any prior notification. The band played without her and we were left without any way to replace the vocalist as there was no heads up. We were extremely disappointed that we missed out on having a vocalist at our wedding and robbed of that opportunity. Until now, we are getting invoices from Tianna Hall and Jazz band requesting remainder of payment. Rather than apologize for ruining a moment of our wedding which we planned for months, and embarrassing us in front of our guests, this company continues to invoice us with rude messages. They are not reliable and do not have a grasp on appropriate customer service. Incredibly disappointing. Will never book again or recommend to anyone.

Divisi Strings, thank you for making my day spectacular! The music was perfect and the transitions…read moreseamless. I felt like a princess as I walked down the aisle with my Dad as the quartet played Pachelbel: Canon in D. Thank you for adding to my dream wedding! Consuella

They were arrogant, difficult to get ahold of, and non compromising. Further, they were not dressed…read moreappropriately and just sounded bad.

We were looking for a mariachi for a Celebration of Life. We ended up hiring this group because of…read morethe amount of good reviews and videos I saw of them playing. They were very profesional, kept up with communication before the event and showed up on time. They knew all the songs we wanted them to play. They played very well. They are well worth the money. Will definitely hire them again if needed for another event.

Absolutely amazing and professional. I highly recommend these people and will use them again fore…read moresure. Thank you for making our experience special l.

Luxury Trio is a three piece jazz band. They played at our wedding reception. We wanted live music…read morefor the reception without breaking the bank. (I personally feel that DJs are too middle school dance.) Luxury Trio was great. They accommodated our more contemporary music taste. Jazz music really sets a chill but fancy atmosphere. They created a great intimate feel too. They are perfect for a small-medium size wedding or special event. The best part is their price. We spent less on a live band than most people spend on a DJ.

We recently had a party for my dad's 75th birthday and had contracted the Luxury Trio for the gig…read more We considered the Luxury Trio because of my father's taste in swing and jazz. We had asked them to include dance tunes since our family likes to dance - boy did they deliver! They played some jazz and swing to start off, but got everyone's feet moving with tunes by the Beatles, The Drifters (On Broadway), Santana, Stevie Wonder, and even Michael Jackson (Billie Jean). They were kind enough to allow one of our uncles to take the lead on vocals for a requested piece. Our family and guests really enjoyed having the Trio perform. Kevin, the vocalist for the night, got high compliments and as one guest put it, "that guy ain't singing he SANGIN' FOR THE CHURCH"!!! Another guest thought that Lee, the guitarist, was "mean on the strings" but in a really good way! Overall, I would highly recommend this group to anyone who is interested in having live music at their event, but want to try something a little different.

Danielle sang at a birthday bash in early February, classy and lovely voice. She was a pro in…read morehelping arrange music vibe and flow. It was just a phenomenal experience. We now listen to her music and even without having heard her live, well, it's like music we would pay premium to listen to. If you like blues, jazzy and sultry voices check her out and buy her music to listen to on a cozy Sunday or early morning routine. Thank you, Danielle, for being such a beautiful musician and person!

From the owner: Danielle Reich provides vocal jazz and swing music for weddings, parties, corporate events,…read morefestivals, and more. We specialize in vocal jazz with an extensive repertoire list from the Great American Song Book and French chanson, and can provide ensembles from an intimate duo or trio to an eight-piece band. • Danielle Reich Trio/Quartet/Quintet Selections from the Great American Song Book, jazz, swing, bossa nova. Can also provide an evening of all French music or an evening of international (French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese) music. • Swing Rendezvous Gypsy jazz/French jazz trio to quintet performing music in the style of Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli. Great for French, Gatsby and Prohibition-themed parties. • Boomtown Brass Band New Orleans trad jazz quartet to octet performing music of the 1910s & 1920s. Great for Prohibition-themed parties. • Lady Be Good Western swing meets jazz quartet/quintet performing the music of Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, plus a few originals to boot.

Raquel is very talented singer and the person with great personality! She is so welcoming with…read moreaudience! She cares so much, that people, who come to her concert, had great time! I'm checking her schedule each time, when I'm in Houston. Her performance is great pleasure to me! I attended her show 4 or 5 years ago first time. And while I'm listening to Raquel, each time I' so impressed, how she is developing her jazz vocal! And her Besame mucho... it is Amazing! So, dear jazz lovers, who lives or visiting Houston, I'm strongly recommending to attend Raquel's performances! You will fall in love, as I did!

Raquel Cepeda is a very hardworking, talented jazz singer and songwriter with a very charming…read morepersonality and lights up the room wherever she goes. Her singing voice melts the hearts of those who come to her live performances. She has performed in small cafes, large restaurants, at events, in the performing arts arenas and in many other establishments. She works very well with other accomplished musicians. Her music is lively, and she sings in multiple languages that captivates her audience. I have listened to her CDs and I highly recommend Raquel Cepeda.

We recently had the pleasure of experiencing the talents of 3 female mariachi's. Two guitars, one…read moretrumpet and three beautiful voices provided such a good performance. They worked with me to provide a surprise for my sisters 80th birthday and with short notice. I highly recommend them.

Ok guys, I've had a long life of mariachi bands playing at our events. I just happened to find…read morethese guys due to another one canceling on me last minute. When I say they are not only professional, talented, punctual but also true to their word! They were so good. Honestly they have made my "go to" list of Mariachi's. I've already booked them again for April of 2024! I can't speak enough on this family oriented group. Thank you for saving the day!

This is the place to find vintage guitars in Houston…read more There's lots of nice vintage electric and acoustic guitars and the employees are nice. Best store in Houston and they have a good luthier. C'est la place pour trouver des guitares vintages à Houston. Il y a beaucoup de belle guitares acoustiques et électriques et les employés sont cool. Meilleur magasin de guitares dans la ville de Houston.

If I could offer a little constructive feedback without fear of hurting anyone's feelings, I would…read moresay this: The vibe is completely wrong in this store. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere communicates, "If you're not ready to buy, then get out." Every. Single. Guitar. has a placard tucked between the strings that says something like "Ask for Help," and there's a salesman posted up in every zone who feels more like a bouncer than someone there to help. What if I want to pick up 8-10 different guitars, gently strum them, and find one I just can't live without? That's never going to happen if I have to ask permission to pick up every single one. That's absurd. If you want to be a museum, then be a museum. I get that you don't want to be Guitar Center, where 5,000 kids a day put their little pizza-grease fingers on every guitar and crank the amps until you can't hear your own thoughts. I totally get it. But you need to find a balance somewhere in the middle. Most customers in this market are grown men who have no intention of mistreating your precious inventory. Sure, keep the vintage relics out of reach of actual schoolchildren, but find a way to make customers feel welcome and let them explore a few guitars without a salesman breathing down their neck. But also you can do what you want and I know I'm not entitled to your store being the way I want. Hence the disclaimer at the beginning. Either way I wish ya'll many more years of selling music equipment and spreading the life changing thing that is making music.