- Greenville, SC
- Violinist
- Starts at $600
Adam B. said
“Evelyn was fantastic - she was happy and that made our guests happy too. ”
William Hardee
Overview
With over 15 years of experience, I have played a variety of venues ranging from bluegrass and country to classical as well as gospel. I do read music, however my ear for music has always trumped dependency on sheet music. My ear allows me to adapt quickly and play on the fly, and accommodate your special requests in short notice. I currently play and sing with a bluegrass band as well as a bluegrass gospel band. I also play occasional weddings, funerals, and other special events. Other talents include bluegrass/country acoustic guitar, mandolin, bass guitar, lead and harmony vocals.
Reviews
1 review
Jerry B.
December 2, 2017Awesome
William was excellent I'd recommend anyone hire him... prompt , professional and talented made the Christmas party special
Hired as: Fiddler
Booking information
Past booked events
December 2017
01
Friday
Christmas Party
7:00pm - 8:00pm
•
Pawleys Island, SC
Set list
All bluegrass and country
Weddings: Wedding March, Bridal March, Cannon in D, etc.
Slow Bluegrass Instrumentals: Ashokan Farewell, tennessee waltz, kentucky waltz, maiden's prayer, etc.
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