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Flight

Overview

  • 3 piece electric flute act performing over professionally recorded backing tracks.
  • Swarovski encrusted flute
  • Choreographed set and costumes changes
  • Arrangements on request

Price Range

Prices range from £400 to £1500

About

Offering an imaginative alternative to the popular electric string quartet format, Flight are a classical-crossover act that uses amplified flutes and backing track.

This exciting, vibrant and versatile ensemble can provide music for any occasion, from gentle background ambience to a dynamic fully choreographed set complete with virtuosic performances and visual effects.

Classically trained at the Royal College of Music and Guildhall School of Music and Drama, performers are award winning instrumentalists and have recorded and performed with Katherine Jenkins, Blake, Jethro Tull, Sir James Galway, Nigel Kennedy, Jonathan Ansell (G4) and Katie Melua.

Where are they based?

The band are based in London but regularly play across England and the rest of the UK

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Lineup

3 piece flute act performing over professionally recorded backing tracks

Standard Set Time

  • 20 minutes to an hour

Booking Options

  • Standard Trio act with one male and two females
  • Duo (male and female or two females)
  • Solo artist

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