Musically Inclined are exactly that, a four piece band with musical inclinations. An ensemble of award winning and talented musicians, Musically Inclined is who you need to take your event to the next level. They bring the music and the calling to have you and your guests dancing the night away, no experience required!
With Lily and Sacha on violins, Elliot on keys, and David on guitar, bohdran, and dance calling, Musically Inclined has all you need at your next wedding, birthday, fundraiser, corporate party, or whatever get-together you think needs music and dancing.
Musically Inclined offers a full evening of Irish and Scottish music and dancing, with all the dances being taught on the night, so everyone can have fun learning together. Often called a Scottish Ceilidh, but also known as an Irish Hooley or a Barn Dance, these events are a great way to cut loose, meet new people, learn some new dance moves, and have an all-around fun and entertaining evening.
They not only offer hours of entertainment at your wedding reception, but can also provide live music at the ceremony itself on your special day, and what could make it more special than a string arrangement for the bridal entrance, or musical accompaniment to traditional hymns sung during the ceremony, or music as the newlyweds depart.
Whatever the occasion, Musically Inclined can tailor their services to your desire, and are more than willing to learn new pieces that suit your situation.
Ideal for: team building event, corporate event, charity function, community event, private party, christmas function, office party, social club event, house party, venue entertainment, fundraiser, event
Ceilidh
Scotland the Brave - traditional
Circassian Circle - traditional
Round the Mountain - traditional
St Bernards Waltz - traditional
Dashing White Sergeant - traditional
Gay Gordon - traditional
Virginia Reel - traditional
Soldiers Joy - traditional
Riverside Jig - traditional
Red River Valley - traditional
Flying Scotsman - traditional
Strip the Willow - traditional
Auld Lang Syne - traditional
