Popular Ensembles
String Quartet
The String Quartet is a classic choice and one of our most popular. This ensemble is made up of four musicians- 2 violins, viola, and cello. From traditional to modern, you can't go wrong with this group!
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String Trio
The String Trio is a flexible ensemble that can be made up of several combinations of violin, viola, and cello.
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Wedding & Event Orchestra
One of our most luxurious options, combining strings, brass, and harp for a grand and impressive sound. This option can easily be expanded to larger groups.
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Harp
The beautiful sounds of the harp can be added to any ensemble. Our harpist can also perform as a soloist for your big day.
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Brass Quintet
The Brass Quintet is a grand choice for weddings and special events. This ensemble comprises five musicians- 2 trumpets, French horn, trombone, and tuba, the sound is rich, dynamic, full and harmonious. The quintet creates an elegant visual impression and beautiful ambiance to your event, suited for all occasions including outdoor weddings.
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Brass Quartet
The Brass Quartet is one of our most popular ensembles. It is a flexible ensemble and usually comprises 2 trumpets and 2 trombones, suitable for all venues and spaces. The sound of the quartet is similar to the quintet, although with one less instrument.
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Brass Trio
The Brass Trio is a great choice for those without room for a larger ensemble. This ensemble offers the splendor of brass while still being well-suited for smaller churches and other venues.
Large Brass Ensemble
A 10-piece brass ensemble can fill the largest cathedrals with the glorious sound of brass or make an unforgettable statement at outdoor venues.
Soloist with Organ/Piano
From our most popular choice of trumpet and organ to any other instrumental soloist, this virtuosic option is certain to impress. Soloists with piano accompaniment are also available.
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Organist/Pianist
Nothing goes better with brass than the rich sounds of a pipe organ. An organist can be added to any ensemble or perform as a soloist. Piano soloists are also available.
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