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What about speakers and microphones - Do you use them?
Normally we perform acoustically without amplification. However, we know there are times when it's helpful to be amplified such as when performing at a large reception where there are lots of guests. When we perform at outdoor concerts we are amplified. If you want us to be amplified, please make arrangements with us ahead of time. We normally charge a $50 set up fee for our speakers and microphones. If we are performing outdoors in really windy conditions or where there is a lot of background noise such as highway traffic, water falls, etc., we can't guarantee the best quality sound. For excellent acoustics, performing inside a building is the best. If rented equipment or equipment owned and operated by the facility is used, we can't guarantee the quality of the amplified sound. We don't have control over site conditions, such as high wind, the quality or sufficiency of the equipment, or the experience level of the people operating the equipment.
Do you have a music demo?
Please listen to a few of our audio samples and a video on our Music List page. You are also welcome to set up an appointment to sit in during one of our scheduled rehearsals.
May we attend one of your rehearsals?
Yes, to audition us, we can make possible arrangements for you to attend one of our rehearsals.
Are you willing to come to our Wedding rehearsal?
Unless schedules conflict, we make a point of having one of our musicians present at the rehearsal for every wedding we perform in. Even though we will already be rehearsed and familiar with your detailed ceremony plan and music selections, it is also extremely important for us to observe your rehearsal for timing issues and learn about any changes you decide to make. Our attendance at your rehearsal also gives you the flexibility to make any necessary changes at the last minute knowing that we will be right on track with your revised ceremony. Of course, if during your rehearsal dinner you decide to make more changes, please let us know before your ceremony begins so we are all on the same page. The music is designed to accompany the various parts of your ceremony, so we count on you to keep us informed about any changes to your ceremony, however minor the changes might seem. This is especially important for parts of the ceremony that cue the musicians to start playing a piece of music.
We are based in the Denver-Boulder area of Colorado, but we travel as far as 75 miles from Boulder to play for weddings and special events. We have played music for people all over the Front Range and close-in mountains. If we travel more than 35 miles from Boulder, we may charge the current corporate/government mileage rate for two vehicles round trip.
Are you willing to play outside?
Yes, we are prepared to play outside so long as the temperature is not lower than about 60 degres. We'll need you or the facility to set up a 10' x 10' canopy to protect our instruments from sun and possible rain. We are flexible. However, keep the unpredictable Colorado weather in mind when planning an outdoor event, particularly the early snow in the fall and the afternoon rain in the summer - especially in the mountains! For the best sound projection, it helps it we sit on a hard surface such as a deck, concrete patio, or even a temporary plywood platform. When sitting on grass, the sound gets absorbed and does not project as well. For peace of mind, it's best to also reserve an indoor location at the venue for your Plan B in case the weather does not cooperate.
By request, we can provide you with references. On our home page [Ptarmigan String Quartet,] please see comments from some of our past customers. Please see the Vendors on our Vendor page for references too.
What we wear is up to you (within reason, of course). The most classy atire is dressy concert black. Typical dress includes anything from formal concert black, dressy colors (we try to coordinate with your wedding colors), or casual.
Yes we're very experienced and reliable. We have been playing our instruments for many years, and have had ample opportunities to perform in various settings. We are active members of symphony orchestras and, as a quartet, have played for 100's of weddings, receptions, art show openings, parties, and civic events for more than two decades.There are several steps in listing and leasing your investment property; advertising, open for inspections and private inspections, ensuring that you obtain the best rental yield etc, but one of the most important is the tenant selection.
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Whether you are planning on leasing your own investment property, or have employed the assistance of a Property Manager, obtaining this information will allow you or your agent to make an informed decision when selecting a tenant. It is also important to note that should you have a less then desirable tenant and need to make a claim on your Landlord Insurance, most if not all Insurance Companies will request a copy of the Tenant’s Application and Documents, and if due diligence was not used, this may jeopardise your right to a claim.Many factors influence how serious a victim’s injuries will be when they are struck by a car, but it is always tragic when a young child is involved in a crash. While pedestrians generally have a duty to act reasonably when they are on and near Washington roads, child pedestrians may not have the capacity to recognize possible sources of harm and know how to avoid them. The impulsive nature of children may predispose them to dangerous behaviors that may increase their likelihood of being hit by a car.
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When Should I Repot Monstera Esqueleto?
Monstera Esqueleto should be repotted every two years to ensure that the new soil medium becomes evenly distributed along the entire root system of the plant, this will cause an