Beau Greco That Sax Guy Is a saxophonist based in the South Florida area. Since 1983, He has performed at many clubs, festivals, corporate, and private events. In addition, many wedding ceremonies. Beau Greco was quoted saying " I've played every state in this country except the Dakota's As a Solo Musician he offers variety and flexibility that can help you accomplish whatever your corporate event planning duties dictate. Wedding Music is one of the key elements of your wedding. You'll...
Beau Greco That Sax Guy Is a saxophonist based in the South Florida area. Since 1983, He has performed at many clubs, festivals, corporate, and private events. In addition, many wedding ceremonies. Beau Greco was quoted saying " I've played every state in this country except the Dakota's As a Solo Musician he offers variety and flexibility that can help you accomplish whatever your corporate event planning duties dictate. Wedding Music is one of the key elements of your wedding. You'll replay the melodies from your special day over and over again in your mind for years to come. That's why Beau Greco prides himself on offering such a smooth & classy form of wedding entertainment. so you can create the specific type of wedding ceremony and reception you've always dreamed of. Song list's welcome with 1 mo. advance notice's Do you play live? SURROUNDING AREA: Dania, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Coconut Creek, North Lauderdale, Lighthouse Point, Hallandale, Pembroke Pines, Coral Springs, Miramar, Miami, Deerfield Beach, Parkland, Opa Locka, Boca Raton, Miami Gardens, Hialeah, Miami Springs, Miami Beach, Delray Beach, Coral Gables, Boynton Beach, Key Biscayne, Lantana, Lake Worth, Greeacres City, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Royal Palm Beach, Princeton. How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry? The issue of music files now being so easily available is highly charged and there is more than one "Point of View" (argh! another shameless plug!). While it seems clear that artists have been losing money due to the advent of the CD-ROM ReWritable drives allowing CDs, cassettes and LPs to be recorded by the general computer savvy public, the Internet and some of the business ventures it has spawned has turned file sharing of copyrighted songs into a serious threat to the sales of the songs in a physical medium like CDs. This leaves performing via tours and Artist merchandise sales to cover the costs of a band's very existence and livelihood, and that goes for all the various entities involved in maintaining a local, national or international artist/band to realize a profit from their investment and hard work. The physical medium of relying on CDs to sell the Artist's songs to the public is approaching the same "back of the store bargain bin" that 8-track tapes, LPs and cassettes have been residing in. It will be interesting to see how the Recording Industry responds to the technology of this New Millennium. We'll be watching the Music & Retail Industries closely, though we expect the changes to take awhile - maybe 5 years or so.
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