Music, oh how I LOVE music, working in the radio industry I hear all kinds of music and pretty much like it all. My DJ, Kevin Scott is a radio dj that I work with at the radio station and has graciously agreed to play my reception for FREE, as a present to me and my FH!!! He is also my friend so I want him at my ceremony as a guest so during the ceremony I need another musical alternative. When I attended the Bridal Show last week there was a classical guitarist and a cellist there playing beautiful music. The cellist asked if I wanted to make a request and she would play it, and of course I asked her to play Canon in D. It was so beautiful, I felt myself get emotional as I pictured our day, I knew right then and there that I had to have a classical duo at the wedding. My problem is that I can't decide between a cello and piano or a violin and piano, both sound beautiful and would run about $275 a duo for an hour. Because our venue has their own Baby Grand it really cut our price down. Below are samples of both, which would you use?
My Favorite Violin & Piano.
It's a win - win... any combination or solo of the three, is amazing... I vote for cello and piano though... or violin and piano... just love the sounds of the string instruments :)
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I vote for the violin and piano.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the cello sound.... so my vote is for Cello and Piano. Can still play high and melodious, but also has this rich quality that I find to be incredibly romantic and sexy. Just my personal preference as a musician. ;)
ReplyDeletei vote piano and cello. either one you choose, it's going to sound beautiful and really set the mood!
ReplyDeleteOMG you are so lucky! I'm going to vote for piano and cello.
ReplyDeleteThat's a tough one. I'd probably ask my finacee or toss a coin . . .
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