The Jeeves and Wooster Theme by Dickie and the Hot Club Quintette.
The Jeeves and Wooster Theme by Dickie and the Hot Club Quintette.
Looking for something different?! A video trailer of our amazing ‘Surprise Opera Soloists’ recently at Swinton Park.
Chris Hilton’s Little Big Band playing I Need A Dollar at Allerton Castle earlier this summer.
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Trio Vivo playing something a bit different at Allerton Castle. Taking inspiration from the film, Love Actually – you must have seen the scene where they all start singing ‘All You Need Is Love’? – well this was a twist on the idea.
One of our most-requested ‘party tunes’! Valerie as arranged by Mark Ronson.
Here’s a video of a lovely first dance routine to one of our favourite tunes.
A selection of Chris Hilton’s Little Big Band Videos from recent events.
Check this out! A video trailer of our amazing, Big Band Swing Orchestra playing at a wedding at Rudding Park recently. What’s more it makes sense of why we call it “Chris Hilton’s Little Big Band!”
The 27th October 2011 once again saw us enjoying a great evening entertaining guests at our Showcase Evening. As you can see from the photographs…
As you may know, we love Goldsborough Hall! It’s a stunning venue, completely exclusive and utterly enchanting. It is home to some of the kindest staff we meet and even the owners are a pleasure to have about! This weekend saw something very special happening there. What an absolute pleasure it was to see the wonderful venue transformed from it’s usual intimate luxury, in to a glorious entertaining-space for 200+ guests. The marquee was mind-blowing. Where there is normally a grand entrance to and from the gravel courtyard, became a seamless link into a perfectly square and surprising large wedding breakfast room. Having the addition of this space left the entire house – which let’s face it, isn’t small – free for our music and dancing.
Our brief was that there would be an elegant and informal style to the music. Jeeves and Wooster had been mentioned…