(Formely The Yellow Rolls Royce)
Yes, Sydney's premier dance
orchestra has changed its name!
The NTDO has been entertaining Sydneysiders for 10 years and still captivates with its sophisticated sound, its fascinating rhythm, & its lively effervescence.
Dance or romance the night away as our vocalist enchants you with his spellbinding and unique style. Sway to the smooth toned saxophones, come alive to the pulsating rhythms of the Latin American, and dare to dance the Charleston.
Specializing in the music of the 20s, 30s and 40s the NTDO entertains at many of Sydney's best venues at functions both public and private.
The NTDO is perfect for indoor or outdoor concerts, parties, wedding dances, or any other occasion.
The Benvenuti Orchestra Collection is a vast library of vintage light music. It comprises as many as 20,000 orchestral sets, dance band arrangements, piano trio's, chamber music, piano solos, instrumental solos, and songs.
In 1974 the Palm Court Orchestra acquired the library of the Benvenuti family of Brisbane. The Benvenutis had collected an estimated 20,000 titles from approximately 1860 to 1940 and hired their music out all over Queensland to picture theatre orchestras, local orchestras and to Brisbane's ABC Symphony Orchestra.
It comprises published orchestrations, mainly English, American, including ragtime, waltzes foxtrots, and other dance styles. Salon pieces and cinema incidentals, used by cinema orchestras to accompany silent films. It also contains a number of orchestrations of Australian popular songs..
In ensuing years the Benvenuti Orchestral Collection has been added to and now includes an significant collection of dance band arrangements from 1940 to 1960 and of light orchestral music of the 1940s and 1950s.
The music in this collection is available for hire. Advice is available for those planning special events and programmes are available for Viennese balls, Roaring Twenties nights, Tea Dances or Tango Teas, etc.
The Benvenuti Orchestra Collection is a vast library of vintage light music. It comprises as many as 20,000 orchestral sets, dance band arrangements, piano trio's, chamber music, piano solos, instrumental solos, and songs.
In 1974 the Palm Court Orchestra acquired the library of the Benvenuti family of Brisbane. The Benvenutis had collected an estimated 20,000 titles from approximately 1860 to 1940 and hired their music out all over Queensland to picture theatre orchestras, local orchestras and to Brisbane's ABC Symphony Orchestra.
It comprises published orchestrations, mainly English, American, including ragtime, waltzes foxtrots, and other dance styles. Salon pieces and cinema incidentals, used by cinema orchestras to accompany silent films. It also contains a number of orchestrations of Australian popular songs..
In ensuing years the Benvenuti Orchestral Collection has been added to and now includes an significant collection of dance band arrangements from 1940 to 1960 and of light orchestral music of the 1940s and 1950s.
The music in this collection is available for hire. Advice is available for those planning special events and programmes are available for Viennese balls, Roaring Twenties nights, Tea Dances or Tango Teas, etc.
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