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Jennifer Girone is a freelance musician currently based out of the New York City area. A graduate of The Hartt School and Mannes College The New School for Music with a Bachelors and Masters in Cello Performance, you can expect high-quality music for your ceremony, cocktail hour, or reception.
Committed to giving your event that something special, there is an ensemble to fit any occasion. The goal is to work together to create the perfect combination for you.
Possible ensembles include:
Solo Cello
Duo of Cello with Flute or Violin
String Trio or Quartet
Mixed combination of Strings with Harp and/or Flute
The musicians that will be available to you are graduates from top music conservatories around the country including Juilliard, Mannes College of Music, The Hartt School, Eastman School of Music, and Boston, Stony Brook, and New York Universities. Equipped with many years of performance experience, your event is sure to be a great success with the musicians that we provide.
The variety of music can also contribute to your special event to give it that something extra. Commonly used types of music include Classical, Rags, Waltzes, and Popular Music. Here are some examples of each:
Classical
Bach, Johann Sebastian: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
Sheep May Safely Graze
Suite #3 in D Major Beethoven, Ludwig van: Ode to Joy from Symphony # 9 Clarke, Jeremiah: Trumpet Voluntary Handel, George Frederick: Water Music Suite Mendelssohn, Felix: Wedding March from A Midsummer Night’s Dream Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus: Romanza from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, K.525 Pachelbel, Johann: Canon Purcell, Henry: Trumpet Tune Vivaldi, Antonio: Allegro from Violin Concerto in E Major, Op. 8 #1 - "Spring" Wagner, Richard: Bridal Chorus from Act III of Lohengrin
Rags and Waltzes Chopin, Frederic: Minute Waltz from Waltz in Db Major, Op. 64 #1 Joplin, Scott: Entertainer, The Maple Leaf Rag Tschaikovsky, Peter Ilyich: Waltz of the Flowers from The Nutcracker Waldteufel, Emil: Skaters Waltz, The Les Patineurs, Op. 183
Popular
The Bangles: Eternal Flame The Beach Boys: God Only Knows Eric Clapton: Wonderful Tonight Phil Collins: Groovy Kind of Love Paul McCartney: Amazed
A full list of music is available upon request. In addition, if there is music that you have in mind for your special day that is not included, arrangements can be made for an additional fee.
Jennifer Girone is an amazing cellist who's sound is not just heard but truly felt. You listen and you are captured and transported by the music to a much higher place. A truly wonderful experience. A must have.
Are there any specifics you requre?
Yes, an armless chair for each musician and cover from shade and other elements if the event takes place outside.
Tips and Advice
When that special day has finally arrived, there is one very important piece of advice that I like to share with every bride and bridesmaid: Make sure to wait for your music to start before you begin to walk down the aisle! Often, the musicians cannot see everything that is going on because people are standing for the entrance of the bride. Because of this, we are trying to watch the ceremony as we time when we should end pieces and begin the next one. Usually, when the bridesmaids have arrived at their spots at the front of the ceremony, we will change music and begin the bride's song. However, this takes a few seconds! If we are watching the bridesmaids and did not see that the bride has already started to walk down the aisle, there is no way we can avoid a few seconds of silence as we change to the piece that she has requested. To prevent this from happening, my advice is to try to remember what your entrance piece sounds like so that you will know when it is time to start your processional.
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