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5 out of 5! Isadora and Gabriel gave a wonderful performance after our Spring Benefit. They played beautifully and added a special touch to the event. They were very timely, well-organized, and easy to work with. It was clear they cared about doing a great job, and they were a pleasure to have. We would gladly work with them again and highly recommend them to others.

We booked Eosaph to play the bagpipes for our Burns night evening, he got back to us quickly and was very helpful, friendly, and accommodating. The night was fantastic and all our guests were extremely happy and commented on how great Eosaph played. We would highly recommend booking

"Please pass on my thanks to Jack and Chris for providing such a rock-solid foundation for the Big Play in the morning. It was a real team effort, both playing and supporting participants, and it would not have been possible without your help. You made my job very easy, thank you."

Tom arrived super early, was a delightful person and played superbly. Thank you. Deb

Lebanese guitarist Rabi Sarieddine bridges classical and oriental music traditions through his improvisational approach to performance. His formal training culminated in a performance of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez, a cornerstone of classical guitar repertoire. Beyond solo work, he has developed musical education programs, leading student ensembles at carnivals and festivals. During his time at the American University of Beirut, Sarieddine earned leadership certificates with the AUB Choir while maintaining his focus on guitar studies. His performances span cultural institutes across Lebanon and, include shows in Andalusia, Spain—the birthplace of classical guitar—where local audiences embraced his interpretations. Now based in the UAE, he performs at Dubai venues including The Fridge. His repertoire encompasses Spanish classical works, traditional Middle Eastern music, and contemporary compositions, reflecting his commitment to music as a unifying force across cultures.