The Best Classical Musicians for Hire in Minneapolis, MN

Carrie S. said “Absolutely beautiful. Natalie is just delightful to work with. She is super accommodating and the music selection was perfect for our event. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!”

Nathaniel L. said “The music was absolutely perfect for the ceremony, the social hour, and the subsequent dinner. Countless guests commented on how impressed they were with…”

Andrew I. said “Great with all changes and last minute updates, very talented and professional and pleasant to work with”

Maria V. said “We knew right away we wanted to go with Cavatina because they were so quick with communication, competitively priced, and also had listening tracks and…”

Derrick C. said “Getting married during a pandemic was a challenge. Trying to find someone to play music two weeks before your wedding during a pandemic is near impossible.…”

Rico C. said “My wife and I booked the Ovation String Quartet (in trio format) for our wedding last week (both ceremony and cocktail hour), and we have only good things…”

Nancy C. said “Their playing was absolutely beautiful! Their lovely music made for a lovely, joyful, spiritual ceremony! Thank you so much, Roma Duo!”

Stephanie C. said “Communicating with Anne and Damien ahead of time was a breeze. The day of the event they were easy to work with, professional and sounded great. A fantastic…”

Jeanne M. said “I give whole-heartedly this fine group of musicians a Five Star rating! I hired them for my daughter's outdoor, summer wedding last year, and they did…”

Tara S. said “Illume Duo were consummate professionals, playing so beautifully for our small park wedding ceremony. They were so flexible, responsive, and a pleasure…”

The Watercress Trio is a string trio based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area and is committed to providing beautiful, memorable music at an affordable…

Michael G. said “I booked Sonare Strings as part of my proposal, and Kristyn was great to work with! She communicated well, showed up on time, and played beautifully.…”