Gabe Lucas Piano Productions: Gamble Garden Center

Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden Center

Music options

The following are all options that we endorse as excellent choices for music at Gamble. In fact, we have provided nearly every one of these configurations in the past several years at Gamble. Many are well-suited for dancing at Gamble...

Solo

Piano

Duo

Piano, Bass
Piano, Flute
Piano, Violin
Piano, Vocal
Guitar, Flute

Trio

String Trio
Piano, Bass, Flute
Piano, Bass, Vocal
Piano, Bass, Vibes

Ensemble

String Quartet
Piano, Bass, Flute, Vibes
Piano, Bass, Flute, Vocal
Piano, Bass, Vibes, Vocal

Notes

One of our vocalist also plays percussion, which is accepted at the Gamble Center. She can bring instruments such as claves and shakers to provide a background percussion sound.
All combinations can sound as classical, as jazzy, or as contemporary as you want. Although a flute is used mostly for classical music, and a bass is used mostly for jazz music, both can transcend different styles to provide a variety of musical sounds. At Gamble, song selection is much more important than the configuration of instruments.
The classical guitar, and to some extent vocals, are the hardest instruments to hear without amplification. Although you should not be discouraged from those options, be advised that their sounds do not carry as well outside without amplication.