Four Strings

Quartet Trio Duo | Weddings & Events | DFW

9 February 2013 | Figueroa–Kenney Wedding | PCPC

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a traditional wedding with a classic rock reception

Four Strings provided a string quartet for the 9 February 2013 wedding of Cynthia Figueroa and James Kenney, held at Park Cities Presbyterian Church in Dallas, TX. Following the wedding, the quartet switched to its pop/rock configuration–revolution4–and played the reception, hosted on the 28th floor of The W Residences in Dallas, TX.

Prelude
Water Music Suite 2 in D (Handel)
Trumpet Tune in D (Johnson)
O Perfect Love (Barnby)
Air from Suite 1 in F (Handel)

Ceremony
Bridal Party and Bridal Processional: Praise the Lord (Johnson) [PCPC Choir]
Hymn: Great is thy Faithfulness
Hymn: How Great Thou Art
Recessional: Prelude in Classic Style (Young) [with J. Marty Cope]

Reception
First Dance: The Story (Hanseroth)
followed by a selection of pop and rock classics

Four Strings String Quartet | revolution4
Violin 1: Clare Adkins Cason
Violin 2: Michelle Brians
Viola: Meghan Birmingham
Violoncello: David Cason

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Piano: J. Marty Cope

Thank you and your group for such a wonderful musical addition to our wedding. I will definitely seek to work with you in the future. -Jim

2 February 2013 | Mullens–Lepard Wedding | Fort Worth Botanic Garden

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a string duo in the garden

Four Strings, performing as String Duo Dallas, provided a string duo for the 2 February 2013 wedding of Jennifer Mullens and Shawn Lepard, held outdoors in the Fuller Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.

Music for the ceremony was traditional. Prelude music included a mix of classical and Celtic selections.

Ceremony
Bridal Party: Canon in D (Pachelbel)
Bridal Processional: Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin (Wagner)
Recessional: Wedding March from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Mendelssohn)

String Duo Dallas
Violin: Clare Adkins Cason
Violoncello: David Cason

8 December 2012 | Hartley–Tiemann Wedding | MPAC

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a christmas wedding at mpac

Four Strings provided a string quartet for the 8 December 2012 wedding of Holly Hartley and Scott Tiemann, held at the McKinney Performing Arts Center (MPAC) in McKinney, TX.

Music for the wedding was largely Christmas-themed, with the prelude consisting of a selection of well-known carols and holiday songs.

Prelude
Oh, Come All Ye Faithful
Hark the Herald Angels
Cantique de Noel
Carol Of the Bells
Silver Bells
Do You Hear What I Hear
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
We Three Kings
Silent Night

Ceremony
Seating of Honored Guests: Wedding from Seabiscuit (Newman)
Bridal Party and Bridal Processional: Canon in D (Pachelbel)
Recessional: Angels We Have Heard on High (Traditional)

Four Strings String Quartet
Violin 1: Clare Adkins Cason
Violin 2: Corinia Maxson
Viola: Tonia Pilliod
Violoncello: David Cason

18 December 2012 | Holiday Party | Landmark Bank

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four strings takes it to the bank

Four Strings provided a string trio for the 18 December 2012 VIP Holiday Party held at Landmark Bank in Sherman, TX. In addition to an extensive selection of seasonal favorites and classical standards, the trio also performed a newly-arranged version of the signature Landmark Bank jingle!

Four Strings String Trio
Violin: Clare Adkins Cason
Viola: Tonia Pilliod
Violoncello: David Cason

15 December 2012 | Burns–Donnelly Wedding | Tribute Golf Club

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a winter wedding in the colony

Four Strings provided a string quartet for the 15 December 2012 wedding of Shawna Burns and Justin Donnelly, held at The Tribute Golf Club in The Colony, TX. Four Strings performed for the ceremony as well as the cocktail hour following the ceremony.

Prelude
Suite 2 in D “Water Music” (Handel)
Air from Orchestral Suite 3 (Bach)
Clair de lune (Debussy)
Gymnopedie 1 (Satie)
Air from Suite 1 in F “Water Music” (Handel)

Ceremony
Seating of Honored Guests: Ave Maria (Schubert)
Bridal Party: O Perfect Love (Barnby)
Bridal Processional: Hymne (Vangelis)
Recessional: Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto 3 (Bach)

Four Strings String Quartet
Violin 1: Clare Adkins Cason
Violin 2: Michelle Brians
Viola: Amber Sander
Violoncello: David Cason

They were great. Sounded amazing, and worked with us to get the music for the songs we wanted during the ceremony, even though it wasn’t part of their normal repertoire. They were great, and I highly recommend them. -Shawna B