Violinist
The string quartet is the ideal ensemble for weddings as there vast and wonderful repertoire has been written or arranged for the group of instruments and the sound, harmonies and textures emitting from this group of instruments are satisfying. The Addison is open to requests. Here’s list of some of the songs we have performed
Below is a reference of pieces I play frequently for weddings with guitarist, Dayve Huckett. With a bit of notice we can usually learn new tunes you love. We are often joined by bassist Ron White. Classical: Bourree from Water Music – Handel Rondeau from Incidental Music to Abdelazer – Henry Purcell Trumpet Tune –
Below is a list of pieces we’ve played for a wedding ceremonies Prelude (15-20 minutes, 3-5 pieces): Prelude music occurs as guests are being seated and waiting for the ceremony to begin. Usually, the prelude lasts for about 15 minutes however, the duo prepares to an hour of music in case there are unexpected delays
The Addison offers solo and ensemble music for wedding ceremonies and special occasions. The Addison is based in Vermont and is willing to travel to the Adirondacks and within New England. The ensemble can be comprised of a classically trained string quartet ready to play Beethoven String Quartets to a jazz trio ready to play
Violinist Emily Sunderman and cellist Brian Donat will perform unaccompanied Bach sonatas, classical and not so classical duets by Beethoven, Mozart and Gliere. Sunderman and Donat frequently perform together at weddings throughout Vermont and in the Adirondacks. Wednesday, August 24, 2016 from 6-8PM in the Gazebo on the Town Green (across from the post
These are a few rough recorded samples Solo Violin: All of me (John Legend cover) Thousand Years (Christina Perri Cover) In a Sentimental Mood by Duke Ellington
Here’s a recording of Emily Sunderman covering the John Legend Song, All of Me… It is the music playing and accompanied by an animation in one of the gallery spaces in Tanja Hollander’s exhibit at MassMOCA, Are you really my friend.
Emily Sunderman 