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Live Acoustic Music In Bournemouth

Live Acoustic Music In Bournemouth, Dorset

Live Acoustic Music In Bournemouth

Acoustic Music In Bournemouth

Welcome to The Pudenski Brothers website, we are a couple of musicians who are often out and about the local area playing live acoustic music in Bournemouth. We utilise an acoustic guitar, Cajon, foot tambourine, harmonica and kazoo as well as our voices to play acoustic 80s music for pubs, clubs, birthdays and weddings.

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What is Acoustic Music?

The original acoustic instrument was the human voice, maybe a bare-bones song with just a voice such as a cappella and now we tend to split acoustic musical instruments into six groups: string instruments, wind instruments, percussion, other instruments, ensemble instruments, and unclassified instruments. Acoustic music can be identified as music which uses instruments which generate sound by acoustic means rather than electronic means. Because of the lack of amplification, Acoustic or unplugged sessions are typically much quieter, more orientated to listening or singing along to the song. Acoustic music is like by people sometimes due to the fact that it is less intrusive to our nervous system. Our bodies were not designed to deal with portions of the acoustic spectrum at some of the volumes which amplification allows and to waveforms which are not adapted. This is probably why it is often said that with acoustic songs you can hear more of the raw emotion making them perfect for wedding song choices.

Does the use of an acoustic guitar define it as acoustic music?

Typically, if asked to define acoustic music the music would typically be described as "not using an electrical amplifier." Modern definitions when it comes to performances or recorded acoustic performances, you typically require a microphone to record. These days an "acoustic" version of a song just means an acoustic instrument instead of electric guitars, and pianos instead of keyboards. Some people swear by the stripped-back sound of acoustic guitar.

Acoustic Music for Weddings

Acoustic music offers far more intimacy when exploring different types of wedding entertainment, we recommend turning considering the Pudenski Brothers when searching for an acoustic wedding band or artists. Our acoustic wedding music will please even the most casual music fan. This is great when considering your first dance song.

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09.12.2023 - 08.01.2024

Articles About Acoustic Music

  • echo-beach-cover-played-at-brewhouse-and-kitchen-southbourne

    Echo Beach

    "Echo Beach" is a song written by band member Mark Gane and recorded by the Canadian new wave groupMartha and the Muffins. The group recorded the song in the UK at Oxford's Manor Studios in 1979 and released the song on the Album Metro Music.

    The band actually contained two Marthas, Lead singer Martha Johnson, The other one is Martha Ladly (playing keyboards). Martha Ladly is now a Professor of Interactive Design and Martha Johnson is still performing today with her husband Mark Gane as Martha & The Muffins.

  • Gold

    "Gold" is a 1983 single by English band Spandau Ballet, one of the most successful artists of the New Romantic era and taken from their third album True

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    Mr Blue Sky

    "Mr Blue Sky" is a song by British rock group Electric Light Orchestra (ELO), featured on the band's seventh studio album Out of the Blue (1977) only reached number six in the UK chart in 1978. Although it was never ELO's biggest hit, it is a song that has maintained popularity over the years. Jeff Lynne described in a BBC interview It was dark and misty for 2 weeks, and I didn't come up with a thing. Blue has been dear to Jeff Lynne's heart as the local football team play in Blue (Birmingham City) It is the unofficial theme of the Birmingham City Football Club, the album title of Out Of The Blue, Midnight Blue and this one Mr Blue Sky. 

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    Technical Requirements for The Pudenski Bros

    Technical Requirements for The Pudenski Bros

    Setup / Performance

    Set up time: As we play acoustic 80s covers We can be set up within 30 minutes of arrival at the venue, however, we aim to arrive a minimum of 50 mins before we are required to play. Pack down takes 20-30 minutes.

    Technical Requirements

    1 power socket

  • Video Killed The Radio Star

    Written by Trevor Horn, Geoff Downes and Bruce Woolley in 1978 the track first appeared on the album English Garden by Bruce Woolley and The Camera Club. Later recorded by British group The Buggles, consiting of Horn and Downes and a semi silent partner Bruce Woolley.