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Austin Ellis
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Nashville, TN -
Singing Guitarist
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263 Verified Bookings
Cory said “Awesome”
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Brisher Music
- Louisville, KY
- Acoustic Band
- Travels up to 30 miles
- Contact for rates
Overview
Flute & Guitar Duo
Husband and wife duo, Brian and Sheri, have been happily making music together for over 11 years. In 2015 we relocated to Louisville, KY from Long Island, NY.
We are a flute and guitar duo specializing in all types of music at various events and locations; holiday and private parties, wedding ceremonies and cocktail parties, children's parties, restaurants, vineyards, hotels and more.
1 Review
Ken C. •
December 20, 2019
Brian and Sheri did an AMAZING job for us at our Christmas Sing-A-Long event for the Town of Clarksville. Everyone that attended told us that they had a great time and loved the music. Brian and Sheri were very pleasant and easy to work with. I would highly recommend them to any event planners.
Hired as:
Acoustic Band
Acoustic Band
Response from Brisher Music:
Thank you for the wonderful review. We had a great time at your event. Happy Holidays!
Booking Info
Price Range: Contact for rates
Past Booked Events
| December 19, 2019 • 6:00pm - 8:00pm | Christmas Party |
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