FourScore

Live Music That Speaks to the Heart

FourScore Events Musicians brings curated live ensembles—from soloists to full bands—to weddings, creating the perfect soundtrack for every moment. Since 2019, their classically trained players have blended strings, vocals and contemporary arrangements for ceremonies, cocktail hours and receptions.

Our Musical Lineup

Solo Instrumental (violin, guitar, saxophone or piano)
Duo (violin & piano, guitar & vocals, etc.)
Trio (violin, cello & piano)
Quartet (string quartet or mixed ensemble)
Quintet & Sextet (added brass or woodwind)
Full Band (up to 20 musicians with rhythm section)

Where We Perform

Metro Manila
Cavite
Batangas
Bulacan
Laguna
Rizal
…and more provinces on request

Our Studio Base

Caloocan City, Metro Manila

Performance Packages & Rates

Package	Description	Price
Solo	One musician playing instrument or vocals	₱5,000
Duo	Two musicians (e.g., violin & piano)	₱10,000
Trio	Three-piece ensemble (strings or mixed)	₱15,000
Quartet	Four-piece string or mixed ensemble	₱20,000
Quintet	Five musicians with added woodwind/brass	₱25,000
Sextet	Six-piece ensemble with rhythm section	₱30,000
Full Band	Up to 20 musicians including rhythm section	₱30,000+

Why FourScore Stands Out

Versatile Repertoire: Classical, jazz, pop, R&B, gospel and more
Flexible Line-ups: Tailor ensemble size to your program and budget
Professional Gear: Includes sound/PA system and technician
Award-Winning Brand: Recognized at Brand Asia Awards 2022
Quick Booking: Available on short notice with clear payment terms

Notes & Tips for Your Day

Reach out at least one month before to secure your ensemble
Share your song list and special timing cues in advance
Confirm power access and stage dimensions with your venue
Schedule a site check or call-through to finalize setup
Consider a mix of instrumental and vocal sets for dynamic flow

Questions To Ask

Are you available on our exact date and full timeline (ceremony, cocktails, reception, and after-party)?
What are your package tiers and exact inclusions — sets or hours, lineup, equipment, and emcee — and what are your overtime rates?
Will you learn our special songs — processional, first dance, parent dances, and money dance — and can we submit must-play and do-not-play lists?
Do you provide complete sound and lights with a dedicated engineer, and what power and space does your setup require?
What is your backup plan for sick performers, equipment failures, and power interruptions or brownouts?

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