Hire a multi-instrumentalist for a wedding, event, recording or dep. Browse 121 versatile musicians below, many doubling on two or more instruments such as saxophone and oboe or guitar, keys and vocals, each with audio, video and 2176 reviews rated 5 out of 5 by real clients. The average price is £336, depending on the instruments involved and how far they travel.
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Ayr, Ayrshire
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Thornton Cleveleys, Lancashire
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York, North Yorkshire
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Harrogate, North Yorkshire
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Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire
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Leeds, West Yorkshire
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Bradford, West Yorkshire
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Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Book from £726 - get a quote
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Liverpool, Merseyside
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Liverpool, Merseyside
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Wakefield, West Yorkshire
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Holmfirth, West Yorkshire
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Manchester, Greater Manchester
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Selby, North Yorkshire
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Manchester, Greater Manchester
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Add to favouritesA multi-instrumentalist brings real versatility to an event or a recording, covering several instruments in a single booking. Many play at least two, with popular pairings including saxophone and oboe, guitar with keys and vocals, bass and keys, or harp and piano. That flexibility lets one musician change the mood through the day, perhaps playing oboe over dinner and then switching to saxophone alongside a DJ later on.
Make it clear when you enquire that you want the musician to double on more than one instrument, since some hold several listings and lines of communication, and playing multiple instruments can affect the quote, especially for a recording. It is always worth checking the player has public liability insurance for live work. Watch each act on video and read their reviews before you book.
The average price is £336, with recording sessions and live performances costed differently and the number of instruments affecting the fee. Compare current prices for every act using the price comparison section on this page, or browse related saxophonists and guitarists if you need a single specialism.
