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JavaMusiK Announces Foray Into Wedding Ceremony and Reception Market
   
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For Immediate Release: Take a look around. Weddings are
everywhere. Every weekend finds couples 'tying the knot' with a
ring, ceremony, reception and honeymoon. JavaMusiK musician Jeff
Van Devender has played piano for many ceremonies and receptions
over the last 20 years, but has never made his presence on the
wedding scene official. Officially tossing his hat into the
ring, Van Devender wishes it to be known that he is available
throughout the state of Colorado as a bona fide wedding ceremony
and reception musician. He is also available throughout
Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois during mid-summer. "Usually, I have
played for friends and family at these occasions," he states.
But recently, after being listed at several area churches as a
musician on call for weddings, Van Devender has become well
known as a very reliable and quality musician by 'word of mouth'
for these types of events throughout Colorado. It is not
uncommon for Van Devender to be found playing in Aspen, Beaver
Creek, Snowmass, Estes Park, Vail and other favorite Colorado
mountain settings for these types of services. "Weddings are
very personal events," Van Devender adds. "Music is such a major
element for any wedding, large or small, that choices should
never be made lightly. I always encourage clients to take their
time and choose their music carefully." Van Devender does
understand, however, that music is not always necessarily on the
forefront of everyone's mind and is invariably prepared with
music ready for such instances. As a music educator, resort
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Van Devender has become well versed in many styles of music for
just about any setting. "It pays to be flexible," he adds. It
also pays to be portable. Not every venue comes equipped with a
grand piano. Such cases demand a player with access to not only
talent and a deep catalogue, but also the equipment to fit the
venue. "This is not a problem for us," Van Devender boasts. "As
long as there is a power source, I can provide the music." Van
Devender primarily plays piano for weddings. He has, in the
past, played the occasional guitar, but would never claim that
to be his forte. If singing is needed, he can also include that
in the package. More information regarding Jeff Van Devender,
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www.JavaMusiK.com. Samples of Van Devender's original music are
available for download at iTunes -
http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?arti
stId=6416459 Cd's of his original music can be purchased online
at www.cdbaby.com/javamusik Scott Jeffries - JavaNews, 2005
About the author:
With a growing need for music which fits the wedding genre,
JavaMusiK musician Jeff Van Devender is officially throwing his
hat into the proverbial ring. Having played for many ceremonies
and receptions over the last 20 years, he has decided to 'step
it up a notch' and declare music for weddings throughout
Colorado as his next forte with JMK Ceremony Music.