Guests were welcomed by a Scottish tribal band playing traditional music with an eclectic mix of Celtic beats, before exploring the State Apartments with a guided tour to the sounds of a Clà rsach - a traditional Scottish harp and one of the oldest instruments in Scotland.
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The entertainment continued in the grand ballroom with a ‘nip’ of whisky and a Scottish Ceilidh group accompanied by a traditional Gaelic Dance by the Hopetoun House Dancers. Others chose to sip cocktails at the Gin bar in the Stables, listening to the upbeat tunes of a jazz trio.
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A fireworks finale over the 18th century English-style gardens and Scottish marching band marked a spectacular ending to the evening.
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Larry Pimentel, president and ceo of Azamara Club Cruises flew over from Miami for the event, he commented: 'We are committed to offering our guests an unparalleled opportunity to discover and explore the inspiring places we visit, and I'm overjoyed to be a part of our first AzAmazing Evening here in Scotland.'
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Richard Twynam, md UK & Ireland, Azamara Club Cruises said, 'This 18th century Scottish estate is a magnificent setting for this special evening, and another example of the exceptional destination immersive experiences we offer.'
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Guests of Azamara Quest who attended the evening on Sunday then embarked on the ship’s British Open and Highlights of Norway voyage.Â