We've got it covered!

We have a very extensive music list. In fact, it might be easier for us to tell you what pieces we don't have!

We often play a mix of all genres for cocktail and background events, making everyone from Brahms to Broadway to Beatles fans very happy. Let us know what styles you would like to hear at your event and we can customize our music for the night just for you!

Click the genres to the left to see examples from our collections. Write us to discuss our full collection.

String Quartets—Mozart, Haydn

Divertimenti—Mozart, Hadyn

Brandenburg Concerti-- Bach

Water Music-- Handel

Girl With the Flaxen Hair—Debussy

Music from the opera Carmen—Bizet

Music from the operas Aida, La Boheme, Madame Butterfly—Puccini

"Satin Doll", "Sophisticated Lady"—Duke Ellington

"I Get a Kick Out of You"—Cole Porter

Music from Phantom of the Opera—Andrew Lloyd Webber

Music from West Side Story—Leonard Bernstein

"Blue Tango"—Leroy Anderson

"Mambo No. 5"—Lou Bega

"Por Una Cabeza" (from the film Scent of a Woman)-- Gardel

Bittersweet Symphony-- The Verve

In Your Eyes-- Peter Gabriel

God Only Knows-- The Beach Boys

Just Like Heaven-- The Cure

Beautiful Day-- U2


Our pop collections that never go out of style include:

The Beatles, Cole Porter, Gershwin, Broadway, Andrew Lloyd-Webber, and even Led Zeppelin.

We love that our pop music repertoire is constantly growing and changing and we have a great time keeping up with this genre. Keep in mind that if you envision lots of pop music at your event you will need to hire a string trio or quartet!

Beware the iPod effect! Remember that you have shown great taste in choosing to have live music at your event-- instead of a plain old iPod. Some popular songs just aren't interesting without the words, drum tracks, or heavy piano and guitar chords. Work with your musicians to choose songs that will sound great live and your good taste will come through loud and clear!

Here are some tips when choosing ceremony music:

•Processional music can mark a formal start to the ceremony with a stately sound or create a flowing feeling as you, your friends and family walk toward your guests.

•Selections during the ceremony are often brief, quiet, and meaningful.

•Recessionals are celebrations! The music should feel uplifting and quicker paced to lead everyone upwards and onwards to cocktails, dinner, and dancing!

We hope you enjoy choosing your ceremony music, but we know that you have many, many decisions to make before your big day. We are very well-experienced in choosing music for ceremonies, so remember: you can leave as much of the music selection process up to us as you'd like!

Good prelude music should stay in the background but reflect the mood you would like to set for your ceremony. Once you've settled on a mood we can put together music to reflect your tastes.

Air on the G String-- Bach

"Winter" from the Four Seasons-- Vivaldi

Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring-- Bach

"Air" from the Water Music-- Handel

Canon in D-- Pachelbel

Bridal Chorus ("Here Comes the Bride")

"What a Wonderful World"-- Louis Armstrong

Edelweiss-- Rodgers and Hammerstein

Bittersweet Sympony—The Verve (quartet only)

Arioso—- Bach

"Winter" from the Four Seasons—- Vivaldi

"Meditation" from Thais—- Massenet

The Lord's Prayer-- Malotte

Panis Angelicus—- Franck

Ave Maria—- Bach-Gounod or Schubert

What a Wonderful World—- Louis Armstrong

Norwegian Wood—- Beatles

All I Ask of You—- Andrew Lloyd Webber

Wedding March—Mendelssohn

Hallelujah Chorus—Handel

"Spring" from the Four Seasons—Vivaldi

The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba—Handel

Hornpipe—Handel

Wedding March and "All You Need is Love"—from the movie "Love, Actually"

Beautiful Day—U2 (quartet only)

Here Comes the Sun-- Beatles