The sounds emanating from larger music ensembles fill larger spaces. A duo makes enough sound to fill a modest sized room in an intimate setting, while a string quartet will fill a big hall. We use music to enhance ceremonies, not to overpower them. So, if you’re not sure, we’ll be happy to advise you. Sometimes a duo is all it takes. Sometimes it’s not enough.

Watch and listen to the brief examples below played by A Touch of Classical musicians. You can also get an idea of the differences between the sounds of a string duo, string trio and string quartet.

A Touch of Classical Video and Audio Samples

Canon in D by Pachelbel

All You Need is Love by The Beatles

All of Me by John Legend

A Thousand Years by Katy Perry

Hear the difference between a string duo and a string quartet.

Hear some brief examples of A Touch of Classical playing standard wedding selections.

Hear some extended examples of A Touch of Classical musicians.