Posted in Blog, tagged Aspire Magazine, Certificate of recognition, dave plummer, dinner music, dinner party, entertainment, events, garden party, saxophonist, wedding music, wedding saxophonist, Weddings on June 17, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Last week Aspire Magazine very kindly took me to dinner and then presented me with a certificate of recognition for services to event entertainment.
This is the first time they have given this award and Its very kind of them, and nice to
have your hard work recognised.
Certificate of recognition
Aspire issue 402
Posted in Blog, tagged advertising, Aspire Magazine, bride, ceremony, church, dave plummer, dinner music, east midlands, function, garden party, leicester, leicestershire, saxophone, saxophonist, wedding, wedding entertainment, wedding music, wedding reception, wedding saxophonist on June 15, 2015| Leave a Comment »
This is the advert that appeared in issue 400
Recently I have been doing some promotional work with Aspire Magazine based in Leicester. This is a free magazine that covers the East Midlands that you can get in coffee shops and supermarkets, and is also available on line.
The advert on the left appeared in issue 400 and the editorial below, was in issue 401.
The Editorial from issue 4
Posted in Blog, tagged anstey, cocktail party, dinner music, freeths, saxophone, saxophonist Sapori on October 25, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Another busy week is coming up. I have a cocktail party for a firm of solicitors in Leicester on Thursday and a Two hour solo set at the Sapori restaurant and bar in Ansty (this was booked tonight)
it should be a fun week. Looking forward to it.
Posted in Blog, tagged ardencote, charity, dinner music, saxophone, saxophonist on March 23, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Saturday the 15th March 2014 was the RRWT charity ball at Ardencote Manor Hotel in Claverdon. I had been invited to provide the music both at the before dinner drinks and during the meal.
The Hotel is also renown for its Spa as well as its rooms and conference facilities and has stunning views and grounds.
The evening started with drinks in the bar and the chance to have photographs taken by Chris of http://www.codsallphotographic.com.
Once dinner was announced, we all moved into the dinning room, where I played a range of music from Frank Sinatra to Coldplay via Ella Fitzgerald and Chuck Berry.
The dinner was followed by an silent auction to raise much needed funds for the charity and the evening finished with a disco until after Midnight.
From the very kind compliments paid, I think a good evening was had by one and all plus some good fund raising for a very worthwhile cause.
“Thank you so much, everyone was very impressed that you played for so long, lots of very positive comments, so a huge success”
Annabelle, Welfare Coordinator.
Dave Plummer Saxophonist 