It's music that lives with the place and the people, and creates memories of important moments
A jazz band for weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, corporate events and receptions — jazz musicians who fit the music to each event.
You can book a duo/trio/quartet (or a larger ensemble) — but the real product is the fit:
Precise volume, the right sound, and real-time decision-making — so the music becomes a natural part of the event.
In the background — live jazz wrapping the moment exactly right: not too loud, not too soft. A wedding reception with a jazz ensemble that feels like it belongs.
A festive, light atmosphere, with music that brings a smile without taking over the evening. A bar/bat mitzvah reception with a jazz ensemble that feels the energy in the room.
Live jazz in the lobby or at the entrance creates an immediate sense of standard: a polished, pleasant, different kind of evening. A jazz ensemble for a corporate event that respects the space.
Music that feels like it was always part of the place — natural, flowing, precise. A jazz ensemble for a home event, in a yard or garden.
Live jazz in a gallery or exhibition — music that speaks to the art and the people at the same time, shaping a cultural, elegant atmosphere.
Club, concert or festival. Same band, same jazz — only here we’re not in the background: the sound opens up, the solos get room, and the music is the evening.
This could be your event. Get in touch and let's check availability.
Looking for "just the right fit"? That's our story.
"From the very first note it just fit. Perfect volume, clean sound, and an atmosphere that made the whole evening."
Yael, Tel Aviv - private home event (living room)
"It's not just 'background music.' You really read the room — you know when to hold back and when to lift the energy, without anyone noticing the shift."
Uri, Haifa - wedding (reception)
"You played at concert level, but most importantly — it felt exactly right for our event. So many guests asked where we'd found you."
Noa, Herzliya - launch event (product/exhibition)
"You pulled the whole evening together and completely elevated our event. It was wow — really. We'll definitely recommend you to friends, and I'll leave you a review on wedding sites too."
Gallery exhibition opening
"Honestly, I wasn't sure you were a real event band — it sounded as professional as an international music festival."
Bar mitzvah (reception)
"You just popped up on Google and... wow, we knew right away it would be you. Highly recommend!"
Corporate event (cocktail)
"Your musical quality and artistry come through in the music, just like your warm personalities. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for a wonderful evening full of moments we'll remember for years."
Private home event (yard/garden)
"You were truly amazing. Live, your jazz ensemble sounds fantastic. At the reception it really made the difference. We'll recommend you to everyone — friends, family, colleagues — as the best jazz band around."
"After a lot of searching for a jazz band that could meet our specific requirements (sorry if we were a bit demanding about it), you were the only ones who delivered. In practice you exceeded every expectation we had. Warmly recommended to everyone."
Professional conference (reception)
"When are you going to break out? You should already have an album. I'm sure we'll be in touch again — my sister's getting married soon and there's a bar mitzvah in the family too, I already passed on your details."
"Guys, I have to say you're larger than life. Not only are you incredible players, you also give excellent service. I'd recommend you for events — and for the Eilat Jazz Festival too, if I could!"
VIP client event (cocktail)
"With your magical music you won over both us and our guests. We got so many compliments on the wedding — meaning, you did. We'll recommend you to everyone who asks."
Bat mitzvah (reception)
"A wonderful group of musicians. You created memories."
Wedding (chuppah/after chuppah)
"No, we didn't expect that. You really played! It was amazing. It made all the difference."
Corporate event (cocktail/mingling)
"After our son insisted on a live band for his bar mitzvah, we went on a search mission. As a young musician himself he knows a lot of songs — even ones considered 'old' for his generation — and he fell for your sound from the very first note."
Bar mitzvah (reception)
Piano as the accompaniment + one more — usually bass or a horn
Best for...Intimate events, small spaces, or the start of a reception
Keys/piano, upright bass, drums
Best for...The most common format — suited to most events
The standing trio: Ofir Tal · Tal Feder · Amit Lorber — our show →
Same as trio + saxophone (or another wind instrument)
Best for...More sonic color, larger events, or longer playing time
By request — additional musicians and instruments
Best for...Large events, elaborate weddings, extensive corporate events
Not sure which ensemble fits your event? Talk to me and we'll decide together based on the space, guest count, and budget.
Reading the room, feeling the people, and finding the right thing to play at the right moment. It's a skill built on real-time listening and response — and it's how artistic playing comes together with concert-level professionalism and the ability to adapt to any space, crowd, or situation.
Beyond the playing itself, there's an understanding of how an event actually works. Ofir Tal is a musician, arranger and musical director — and that background makes it possible to manage the dynamics: when to pull back for conversation and speeches, when to lift the energy so the evening takes off, when to stay in the background, and when to let the music become the moment. That way, any space — a yard, a gallery, a lobby, or a hall — can become the best stage in the world.
What is jazz music, and why does it work so well for events and receptions?
Jazz is live music that responds to what's happening in the room. The musicians listen to the mood, the energy of the guests, and the dynamics of the space — and play accordingly. It's not a "background playlist" — it's something built in real time that feels the moment.
On one hand, jazz allows for conversation and mingling without getting in the way. On the other, it has rhythm and life that lift the energy exactly when needed. That's why it works so well at receptions: it doesn't compete with the guests — it wraps around them.
Jazz music is built on dialogue: the musicians listen to each other and respond. That's exactly the principle behind a great event too — a live experience that develops moment to moment. Jazz knows how to move with it.
At the reception, as guests arrive and the energy is still building, the jazz plays low and intimate. As the evening progresses, the tempo and presence can rise naturally — no sharp jumps, no one noticing the transition. You just feel the event lifting off.
And that's the beauty of it: even someone who doesn't "understand jazz" feels that it's doing something good. Jazz at a reception doesn't ask anything of the guests — it's just there, connecting everyone, and elevating the atmosphere.
Our repertoire includes jazz standards (bossa nova, swing, cool jazz), alongside Israeli music in jazz arrangements, a bit of Beatles, and familiar songs that connect even those who didn't grow up on jazz. Everything is played in a way that fits events — not too loud, not too soft, exactly in the right place.
Experience — over 20 years of performing, from small intimate events to large halls.
Sound — precise volume, the right tempo, and a carefully chosen repertoire. Not so loud it interrupts conversation, not so quiet it disappears.
Service — we arrive prepared, with all the equipment and experience needed, no surprises and no unnecessary stress on the day of the event.
Reputation — most bookings come by word of mouth. That means people remember not just the music, but the feeling.
After years of performing at weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, corporate events and stage shows too, we've learned that the most important thing isn't just to play well — it's to read the situation. Knowing when to lower the volume because someone's giving a speech, when to raise the groove because the room's energy calls for it, when to stay in the background, and when to let the music become the moment.
Our approach is concert-hall standard, adapted for the event. The repertoire includes jazz standards (bossa nova, swing, cool jazz), alongside Israeli music in jazz arrangements, a bit of Beatles, and familiar songs that connect even those who didn't grow up on jazz. Everything is arranged and played so it "sits" right in the space: elegant, precise, and alive.
Absolutely. Jazz at a reception is one of the most natural combinations there is — live music that creates an elegant, pleasant atmosphere right as guests arrive, start talking, and the evening opens up.
Yes. At the reception it works beautifully: music that feels festive without being loud. Both adults and younger guests enjoy it — especially when it's played live, with energy that matches the moment.
Almost any situation: banquet halls, event gardens, backyards, living rooms, restaurants, hotel lobbies, galleries, conferences, pubs. If there's a corner to play in, we're there — and we adapt the sound to the space.
Yes — we perform all over Israel (central, Sharon, Jerusalem, and the north). Not sure? Send us your location and date and we'll check availability.
At a private event we usually cover the reception, and sometimes continue through the meal until the DJ/program starts. At home (yard/living room) we adapt the timing to the flow of the evening. At a business event we work to the goal: cocktail hour, networking, a launch, or a conference — and we adjust the energy and volume accordingly.
Trio: keys/piano, upright bass, drums — the most common format, suited to most events. Quartet: adds a saxophone (or another wind instrument) — recommended if you want more color or a longer playing time. In every format: the same approach, the same professionalism.
Two things set the price: the ensemble size (duo / trio / quartet) and the playing time. Location and venue conditions (for example, whether the venue has its own sound system) also play a part. For a fast, accurate quote, send: the date, city and venue, playing hours, approximate guest count and the ensemble you have in mind. Working to a budget? Say so — the ensemble or the playing time can usually be adjusted to fit, and you'll get a few options to choose from.
Simple: send over the details (date, location, event type, requested ensemble). We check availability, lock in the plan and price, and put it all in an agreement. On the day, we arrive early, set up, and play with all the necessary equipment — so you can relax.
As early as possible — especially during event season. Dates fill up fast, so it's best to check availability and lock it in early.
Flexible, based on what suits you: a reception (usually around an hour to an hour and a half), continuing through the meal/evening, or short sets throughout the event. We build the plan together based on your needs and budget.
Live music plus amplification suited to background music and receptions, and usually a microphone for speeches as well. For a large event or complex space, we connect to the venue's system or add extra sound equipment as needed (coordinated in advance).
The foundation is jazz: standards, bossa nova, swing, and more. There's also Israeli music and familiar songs in jazz-flavored arrangements. Have a special request? Talk to us — it can often be woven in tastefully.
Yes — we also perform at clubs, concerts and festivals. That stage experience is exactly what brings the level up at your event.
For a trio, a minimum of about 2.00x1.50 m (roughly 6.5x5 ft) is recommended. A defined corner or small stage is ideal — well-lit, accessible, and not on the path servers and guests use to pass through.
Yes. There's usually a microphone available for speeches (and we'll confirm everything's arranged in advance according to the venue's setup).
We can expand the ensemble, tailor the repertoire, and work in special requests. And if one of the guests plays an instrument and wants to join in for a song — happy to, with coordination and good taste.
Yes — the same jazz band for receptions works in a large hall or an intimate space; we match the ensemble size (duo/trio/quartet) and the sound system to the room and the number of guests.
Yes — a jazz band for corporate events such as conferences, product launches and networking evenings. We match the repertoire, energy and volume to the purpose of the event (cocktail hour, networking or a launch).
No real difference — a jazz band, a jazz ensemble and a jazz group all describe the same thing: professional jazz musicians playing live at your event, whether that's a duo, a trio or a quartet.
Yes. As jazz musicians for events, we match the ensemble size to the space and budget — duo, trio, quartet or an expanded lineup.
Get in touch and let's check availability.
I answer myselfSo I can give you an accurate answer: date, location and event type — and I'll get back to you with a proper proposal.