Swing Bands near Indianapolis Indiana
America's Best Pop, Jazz, & Standards
Hailed by many as the best performer of pop standards, jazz, and oldies, Peter Oprisko and his ensembles consistently deliver Las Vegas quality live musical performances that are specially-tailored to each client's need. The level of customer-service and entertainment provided are superior and well-known in the corporate, casino, concert, and private event circuits where much of Peter's business is garnered via referral.
General Prices: Prices vary depending upon the type of ensemble desired and the duration of the engagement, and as such, can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand. In short, each customized music package(specially-tailored to each client's unique needs) has a customized fee.
Location: Orland Hills, Illinois
Steelin' Jazz
Lightning George is the finest jazz steeldrummer in the world. His band will amaze you with their virtuosity, musical knowledge and passion for their art. Bring the best to your special occasion.
General Prices: Solo steel pan player on double tenor pans $400.00Duo Steelpan and keyboard $600.00Trio STeelpan, keyboard and drums $750.00Quartet STeelpan ,keyboard, bass and drums $900.00
Location: oak park, Illinois
Monika Herzig
IU School of Music faculty member and jazz pianist Monika Herzig provides high-quality music with the best musicians available. As a trained pianist and organist, her repertoire is extremely versatile and can be tailored to most special occassions.
General Prices: As a solo pianist organist, I ask for $150 for the first hour, $100 every additional hour. For my jazz groups, prices can be calculated approximately with $200 per piece per 2-3 hours, with some mileage and leader fees.
Location: Bloomington, Indiana
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