ICeremony
What plays
A classical formation: strings, or voice and piano. Low volume and a repertoire agreed with you.

Weddings · Madrid and across Spain
The music people remember the next day.
PICTURED · A BAND IN THE GARDEN, MID-AFTERNOON
SCROLL · THE AFTERNOON BEGINS
First the day. Then the music
The ceremony, the cocktail hour, dinner and the party ask for four different things, and rarely from the same line-up. We start by understanding the whole day, and only then suggest who plays and when.
We work with trios and quartets, classical formations for the ceremony, jazz ensembles for the cocktail hour, a cappella groups, and our own big band when the room allows it. When the party carries on, a DJ from the team takes over.
Our musicians have played with Amaral, Raphael, David Bisbal, Rozalén, La Oreja de Van Gogh, Serrat, Ana Belén and Gloria Gaynor, and were resident musicians on The Voice. That matters because an unexpected request halfway through the night doesn't throw them.
The whole day
Four moments that ask for four different things. Scroll and the day moves on: the light changes, the line-up changes, the volume changes.
IWhat plays
A classical formation: strings, or voice and piano. Low volume and a repertoire agreed with you.
IIWhat plays
A jazz ensemble or an a cappella group. Music that lets people talk, which is what that hour is for.
IIIWhat plays
Trio or quartet, and this is where songs on request come in: each table asks and the band plays.
IVWhat plays
Full band, dancers if the room allows it, and a DJ from the team for the rest of the night.
During dinner
The audience picks the songs in real time and the band plays them right there. It works especially well at weddings, where every table has its own idea of what should be playing.
Stage
The band
Waiting for the first request…
DANCE FLOOR
What's included
No fixed packages: every wedding is put together from these four pieces and fitted to its room.
360
360 MUSIC DESIGN & ENTERTAINMENT
is delighted to include
MADRID · AND WHEREVER YOU CELEBRATE




We reply with a proposal, not a fixed rate card. For private and corporate events, two weeks' notice works best.