The Quartet Perchance

An audience can expect to see four musicians (two violins, a viola, and a cello) dressed in coordinated attire. Our performances are dynamic and inclusive, featuring a wide repertoire that spans from Baroque and Classical to pop and jazz. This helps us connect with the audience whether we’re enhancing an elegant setting or energizing a lively gathering. For those interested, we can also provide spoken introductions to our pieces or involve the audience with sing-alongs.

Clients hiring The Quartet Perchance get a comprehensive and professional service. We focus on understanding the specifics of every event. During the planning process, we can provide advice on musical selections, event timing, and performance logistics to ensure a seamless integration of our music into the overall event plan. Clients receive a reliable service, with clear communication throughout the planning process. We arrive early to set up and sound-check, and we can coordinate with other vendors if applicable.

The Quartet Perchance is a group of talented young musicians who have a wide variety of experience playing music. Let's meet each member!

Ming, First Violin

Oli, Second Violin

Jane, Viola

Charlotte, Cello
Throughout her career, she has had strong large ensemble foundation. She has served as principal cellist of the Denver School of the Arts String Orchestra as well as Full Orchestra from (phone number hidden)4 and has had the honor of performing with both of these groups at the Midwest Clinic in 2022. In 2021 and 2024, she won the Denver School of the Arts concerto competition.

Outside of school, she was the principal cellist of the Colorado Youth Symphony Orchestra from (phone number hidden)1 and their Spectrum Chamber ensemble from (phone number hidden)2. She has also been playing with the Denver Young Artists Orchestra for 2 years and had the honor of serving principal in 2022 when they performed in the Walt Disney Concert Hall at the World Projects "Sounds of Summer" festival. In 2022, she was the assistant principal cellist for the Rushmore Music Festival Chamber Orchestra as well as the Colorado All-State Orchestra.

To ensure the highest quality performance, we have several technical requirements that need to be met by the venue:

1. Seating and Space: Each musician requires an armless chair and ample space to perform.
2. Shade and Protection: For outdoor venues, it is crucial to provide shaded areas for the performers. This protects the instruments from direct sunlight, which can cause damage and affect tuning.
3. Lighting: Adequate stage lighting is important, especially for evening or indoor events, to ensure visibility for both the musicians and the audience.
4. Staging: A raised platform or stage is preferred for larger events to ensure visibility for all guests. The stage should be sturdy and level to ensure the safety of the performers.
5. Access and Set-Up Time: We require access to the venue at least 30 minutes before the performance for setup and sound check. This time allows us to prepare our instruments, arrange our seating, and make any necessary adjustments to lighting and sound equipment.
6. Environment Control: Indoor venues should have a controlled environment, maintaining a moderate temperature and humidity to protect our instruments.