The Ealing String Quartet
Overview
- String quartet
- Also available as Trio or Duo
- Wide repertoire covering classical music, popular and jazz
Price Range
Prices range from £450 to £1300
About
Three years ago, four committed graduates of The Royal College of Music formed the Ealing String Quartet. As young, dynamic professionals, their ability to perform at the highest level has led them to play at high profile events in venues including Clarence House, Kensington Palace, the Saatchi Gallery, and for clients such as John Lewis, Barclays Capital Connect and Coutts & Co. They also perform regularly in the Sainsbury Wing at the National Gallery and recently appeared on the Andrew Marr Show.
Individually, each member is rapidly making their mark on the London music scene, playing with many of the top orchestras, recording and filming for Sony and the BBC, and performing at concert venues around the UK.
The Ealing String Quartet is privileged to have played for many weddings across the UK, and is also available to play for corporate events and private parties. They have an extensive repertoire from classical through to pop, which means that they are able to cater specifically for your event. For more intimate settings, it is possible to request a string trio or duo.
Where are they based?
The quartet is based in London but is willing to travel.
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Sample Set List
A wide range of classical repertoire including works by composers such as Bach, Elgar, Handel, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Pachelbel
Some examples of popular and jazz standards include:
Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol
Lets Do It - Cole Porter
Moon River - Mancini
Our Love Is Here To Stay - Gershwin
Someone To Watch Over Me
S'Wonderful
She (From 'Notting Hill') - C. Aznavour
The Folks Who Live On The Hill - Kern
What A Wonderful World - Thiele/Weiss
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