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DJ duo · galas & balls

The ball
people

remember.

Festively lit ballroom with dancing guests
Ballroom
Steve in a dinner jacket laughing into the camera at the DJ booth, behind him couples dancing under crystal chandeliers and heraldic banners
Concordia Ball

Gala, ball or awards ceremony — from the formal reception to the dance floor after midnight. We give prestigious evenings a sound with poise: subtle where etiquette counts — full when people dance.

We reply personally.How your evening runs ↓
Hofburg
Coffeehouse Owners’ Ball · 4 years
500+
guests · from 300 with partner equipment
Etiquette & energy
both in one evening
The running order

From the entrance to the last round.

A ball follows its own order — entrance, dinner, opening, midnight, last dance. We know these arcs and give each phase the right tone. With no gaps in between.

Festively laid round tables in a bright hall with a wall of windows
Reception & entrance
  1. I

    Reception & entrance

    Formal, subtle sound for the reception — the setting for sparkling wine, the welcome and the first guests.

  2. II

    Dinner

    Restrained, but never dull — music that accompanies the menu without drowning out conversation at the table.

  3. III

    Opening & honours

    Opening, speeches, honours — with hosting, fanfare and precisely timed cues on request.

  4. IV

    Ball night

    Once the official part is over, we turn it up: across all genres, taking turns at the decks, from classics to chart hits — the dance floor full until the last round.

Why the duo

Assured in protocol. Strong on the floor.

Ready before the entrance

Set up before the hall opens, prepared for the opening and the midnight show. Who is at the decks is agreed with you in advance, with one point of contact from planning to breakdown.

From waltz to party

Repertoire for the whole ball — classical opening, standards for dinner, open format for the night. One duo, one sound, no break.

Hosting with etiquette

Tanita, a trained speaker, hosts the opening, honours and speeches — dignified where protocol demands it.

Can be combined with live artists

Saxophone for the reception, electric violin at dinner: we curate live music that blends seamlessly with our set.

View from above into a festively lit hall with laid round tables
For organisers

The sound of a good ball.

Entrance, opening, midnight show, last dance — every ball has its highlights. We stage them with the right sound so that your evening begins with dignity and ends in high spirits. On request with live artists and hosting from a single source.

Impressions

Real halls. Real nights.

Ball guests in evening dress dancing close together under a ceiling structure lit in red
Ball night · Vienna
Hall in red light with a chandelier
Concordia Ball
A couple waltzing in front of the DJ booth, crystal chandeliers and guests in evening dress in the hall
Waltz in front of the booth
Tanita in an evening gown on the grand staircase of Vienna City Hall, red carpet and ball guests in the background
Tanita · grand staircase, City Hall

References

Vienna Coffeehouse Owners’ Ball
Hofburg, Vienna · 2023–2026
Presseclub Concordia · ball
Vienna · 2023 & 2024
Charity gala “100 years of Missio”
Vienna · 2022
Good questions

What organisers ask us.

Do you also play a classical ball opening and waltzes?

Yes. For the opening, dances of honour and dinner we have the right repertoire — from waltz to standards. After that we switch seamlessly to the party — across all genres.

Do you also host the opening and honours?

Yes. Tanita is a trained speaker and on request hosts the entrance, opening, honours and midnight show — in the tone a ball demands.

Do you bring sound and lighting for large halls?

Yes, from a single source — scaled to the size of the ballroom and the venue, set up before the first guests arrive. Up to around 300 guests with our own system, above that together with partner equipment companies. More on our sound & light page.

Who registers the music with AKM?

The organiser. Registering with AKM (the Austrian collecting society) and paying the fee is your responsibility as the organiser.

How early should we book for a ball?

As soon as hall and date are fixed. Balls are planned many months in advance — and the earlier we are involved, the better the opening can be coordinated. The earlier you ask, the more likely your preferred line-up is available.

Related occasions

Give your ball the right tone.

Tell us about the occasion, venue and number of guests — we’ll send you our availability and an individual proposal.