EVENT ENTERTAINMENT
As a professional event entertainment ensemble, we offer superb custom planned music entertainment for all types of events across New England. Since the formation of our string quartet in 2007, we have been performing at corporate functions, award ceremonies, weddings, dinners, cocktail parties, art exhibitions, and more. Our event entertainment clients include Boston University, Harvard Business School, Hyundai, Boston Biomedical, Clean Harbors Inc, Bicon, Stoneridge Montessori School, and other private organizations across New England. We are happy to offer long-term collaborations and thoroughly plan the upcoming celebrations, - and we are always ready to perform on a short notice as well. We regularly perform at The Bostonian Society and Old State House in Boston, Harvard Faculty Club, Metcalf Trustee Center and George Sherman Union at Boston University, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Symphony Hall, Harvard Club of Boston.
WEDDING MUSIC
Choosing the music for your wedding is a lot of fun, and we are always there to assist you on every step of the way. The suggestions below are a brief reference to some of the most popular music choices for the traditional wedding ceremony, and you could listen to our audio samples and view our complete repertoire for a list of selections to choose your favorite songs which would make your wedding unique. We are also experienced arrangers, and we are proud to fulfill any special request you might have. You are welcome to explore the suggestions on our website, and contact us with music ideas for your wedding!
Prelude music is performed as your guests are arriving and being seated before the ceremony. Depending on the size of the venue and number of guests, prelude is usually 15-30 minutes long. While virtually anything can be performed during the prelude, we suggest upbeat, light classical selections to create a festive atmosphere; some of the popular choices for prelude music include Water Music by Handel, Divertimenti and Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart, and Brandenburg Concerti by Bach.
As the ceremony begins, the entrance of each group of people may be accompanied by a piece of music. Depending on the size of the bridal party, individual songs may be assigned to entrances of grandparents and parents (Parents' Processional), entrance of the bridal party (Bridal Party Processional), and entrance of the bride (Bridal Processional).
Prelude music is performed as your guests are arriving and being seated before the ceremony. Depending on the size of the venue and number of guests, prelude is usually 15-30 minutes long. While virtually anything can be performed during the prelude, we suggest upbeat, light classical selections to create a festive atmosphere; some of the popular choices for prelude music include Water Music by Handel, Divertimenti and Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Mozart, and Brandenburg Concerti by Bach.
As the ceremony begins, the entrance of each group of people may be accompanied by a piece of music. Depending on the size of the bridal party, individual songs may be assigned to entrances of grandparents and parents (Parents' Processional), entrance of the bridal party (Bridal Party Processional), and entrance of the bride (Bridal Processional).
Parents' Processional is often accompanied by
classical wedding music, and the selections emphasize the noble
atmosphere for the entrance of grandparents and parents. Some of the
most popular pieces used as Parents' Processional are Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring by Bach, Largo from Winter by Vivaldi, and Air on G String by Bach. Contemporary songs, such as What A Wonderful World or The Wedding Song - There Is Love are also often used as Parents' Processional.
Bridal Party Processional may be chosen to accompany bridesmaid(s), flower girl(s), and ring bearer(s) as they walk down the isle, and the character of the music here is often lighter and more playful. Some of the traditional classical choices include Spring from The Seasons by Vivaldi, La Rejouissance by Handel, and Pastorale by Corelli; while modern selections could vary from upbeat songs (Clocks and Yellow by Coldplay) to more lyrical soundtracks (Married Life from Pixar's UP, Can You Feel The Love Tonight from Lion King).
Bridal Party Processional may be chosen to accompany bridesmaid(s), flower girl(s), and ring bearer(s) as they walk down the isle, and the character of the music here is often lighter and more playful. Some of the traditional classical choices include Spring from The Seasons by Vivaldi, La Rejouissance by Handel, and Pastorale by Corelli; while modern selections could vary from upbeat songs (Clocks and Yellow by Coldplay) to more lyrical soundtracks (Married Life from Pixar's UP, Can You Feel The Love Tonight from Lion King).
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Bridal Processional introduces the bride, and we are always excited to perform a piece that best reflects the personality and style of the entrance. One of the most popular choices for Bridal Processional is Canon in D by Pachelbel, and its classical alernatives are Here Comes The Bride by Wagner and Trumpet Voluntary by Clarke. Modern choices often include Love Story by Taylor Swift, Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles, Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol.
Once the ceremony is completed, a Recessional is performed to accompany the exit of the bridal party, parents, and the bride and groom. One of the most popular recessionals in the world is Mendelssohn's Wedding March, and its classical alternatives would be Ode To Joy by Beethoven and Trumpet Tune by Purcell, while modern choices often include such songs as All You Need is Love.
Once the ceremony is completed, a Recessional is performed to accompany the exit of the bridal party, parents, and the bride and groom. One of the most popular recessionals in the world is Mendelssohn's Wedding March, and its classical alternatives would be Ode To Joy by Beethoven and Trumpet Tune by Purcell, while modern choices often include such songs as All You Need is Love.
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