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Sara Feldmann Brummer trained at Trinity College of Music, London. She sang the leading role in Cirque d’Hoffmann (Arkadia Opera Zirkus) at Buxton Opera House and subsequent UK tour. Cabaret highlights are Don’t Tell Mama (New York City), her own monthly show Sunday Cabaret (West End) and London’s legendary RVT. She performed as part of the EFG London Jazz Festival 2022. Sara has broadcast for Classic FM, BBC Radio 1, Channel Four and Channel 5 Television. Session work includes backing vocals with The Clint Boon Experience and concerts and recordings with the Maida Vale Singers and London Cantamusica. She is a member of a cappella vocal group The Kitchen Quartet, and is a cantorial soloist at Westminster Synagogue and at Edgware and Hendon Reform Synagogue. Sara has several years' experience of singing for church and synagogue weddings and ceremonies at beautiful and well known venues including Claridges Hotel London, Kew Gardens, West London Synagogue, St. James' Church Piccadilly, Rosewood Hotel London and Quendon Hall. She also sings at wedding receptions as a soloist, or with a jazz band. Sara can organise collaborations with other musicians to make your wedding music even more special - a jazz band, simcha band, a violinist, a pianist, a harpist, string quartet or other singers - the list goes on! When you book Sara, a music consultation via zoom is included, to discuss and plan all the music for your wedding.
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What is your most memorable wedding?
A fabulous Jewish wedding at Claridges Hotel in London, I sang for the chuppah ceremony and then later on for the dancing, it was such a wonderful day full of glitz and glamour.
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
Vintage, glamorous, fabulous, fun and classic.
What about your business are you most proud of?
I have so many testimonials from the couples I have worked with who told me how moved they were by my singing, and how their family and friends said it made such a difference to the atmosphere. I feel privileged to be able to make such a contribution to so many people's special day, and to their lasting memories.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Live music really does add that special touch to your day that recorded music cannot compete with! You can use music to tailor and personalise your ceremony and make the day unique to you.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Star Wars cake toppers!
Describe your typical process with a couple.
After filling out a booking form, contracts are organised and signed, and the booking deposit is paid to confirm the booking. I send the couple my repertoire list, it's a spreadsheet of all of the songs that I sing, organised into different musical styles. We then have a relaxed chat via zoom as part of my musical consultation service, which is included with every wedding package I offer. I am able to advise the couple about the music, discuss their choices and offer any suggestions. We then finalise the music choices, including any special requests, and any additional musicians that the couple have asked for. It's also my chance to ask about the venue and schedule for the day, and any logistical questions I have. Then the balance payment is due the week before the wedding. After that we look forward to a beautiful day with some amazing music!
What makes a romantic first dance?
A song that means something to the couple!
What is your number one floor-filler?
Dancing Queen always seems to get everyone up for a boogie.