Hire a Connecticut String Quartet or Book a String Trio

The Connecticut Style Strings performs elegant Classical, Baroque, and Romantic works, beloved Standards, and refined modern string covers for weddings, cocktail hours, and corporate receptions across Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, West Hartford, Farmington, Mystic, and Greater Connecticut. Based in Unionville, CT.

When you are looking for the best Connecticut String Quartet or Trio, our conservatory-trained musicians bring polish, warmth, and reliability to ceremonies, cocktail hours, receptions, and black-tie galas. We’ve performed on cruise ships, with symphony orchestras, touring Broadway productions, and at hundreds of New England celebrations—delivering beautiful, charming music that adds a touch of class and elegance to every event.

About the Ensemble

Founded to make premium string music accessible without compromising quality, The Connecticut Style Strings offer flexible packages and clear pricing—one-hour bookings available with prorated half-hour extensions. Our lineup features highly respected professionals (bachelor’s through doctoral degrees) with a refined, scholarly approach across eras—from Baroque and Classical to Romantic, Impressionist, and contemporary selections.

Clients may hire a String Quartet (two violins, viola, cello) for the fullest, classic texture—ideal for cathedrals, estates, and larger guest counts—or book a String Trio (violin, viola, cello) for intimate venues, courtyards, museums, and historic homes. Optional Flute or Harp colors are available by request, and Solo Violin can be reserved for select ceremonies and proposals.

Popular Formats & Instrumentation

• String Trio — Violin, Viola, Cello (versatile, space-friendly, rich sound)
• String Quartet — 2 Violins, Viola, Cello (the classic concert texture)
• Add-Ons — Optional Flute or Harp to customize the color
• Also Available — Solo Violin for select ceremonies and proposals

What We Play

Our repertoire spans sacred songs and processionals, Classical/Baroque/Romantic masterpieces, tasteful Jazz Standards, holiday favorites, and elegant pop covers—from Bach to The Beatles and beyond.

Classical & Baroque Favorites (Trio & Quartet)

• Dvořák — Humoresque
• Vivaldi — The Four Seasons (highlights)
• Elgar — Chanson de Matin
• Mendelssohn — Wedding March from A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• Schubert — Ave Maria
• Handel — Entrance of the Queen of Sheba; Water Music; Largo (Xerxes); Sarabande; Music for the Royal Fireworks; La Réjouissance
• Purcell — Trumpet Tune
• Mouret — Rondeau (Masterpiece Theatre)
• Clarke — Trumpet Voluntary
• Pachelbel — Canon in D
• J.S. Bach — Air on the G String; Wachet Auf; Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; Arioso; Sheep May Safely Graze
• Massenet — Meditation from Thaïs
• Beethoven — Ode to Joy
• Wagner — Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin)
• Mozart — Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (highlights); Alleluia from Exsultate Jubilate; selections from quartets & divertimenti

Jazz Standards (String Trio)

• Cole Porter — “Anything Goes,” “It’s De-Lovely,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “Just One of Those Things,” “Night and Day”
• George Gershwin — “I’ve Got Rhythm,” “Someone to Watch Over Me,” “Summertime,” “Strike Up the Band,” “They Can’t Take That Away from Me”
• Classics — “What a Wonderful World,” “At Last,” “Over the Rainbow,” “Moon River,” “La Vie en Rose,” “One Hand, One Heart”

Contemporary & Pop for Strings (Trio/Quartet)

• The Beatles — “Let It Be,” “Eleanor Rigby,” “Here Comes the Sun”
• The Verve — “Bittersweet Symphony”
• Bruno Mars — “Marry You,” “Just the Way You Are”
• Beyoncé — “Halo” • Journey — “Don’t Stop Believin’” • Leonard Cohen — “Hallelujah”
• Keane — “Somewhere Only We Know” • U2 — “Beautiful Day”
• Sinatra — “Fly Me to the Moon,” “Strangers in the Night” • Dean Martin — “That’s Amore”
• Elvis — “Can’t Help Falling in Love” • Nat King Cole — “Mona Lisa” • The Chordettes — “Mr. Sandman”
• Queen — “Don’t Stop Me Now” • Aerosmith — “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” • GNR — “Sweet Child O’ Mine”
• John Williams — “Star Wars Theme” • Mancini — “Moon River” • Vangelis — “Hymne” • Rodgers & Hammerstein — “Edelweiss”

Why Clients Choose The Connecticut Style Strings

• Premium Talent — Conservatory-trained players with symphony, Broadway tour, and studio credits.
• Flexible Booking — Trio or Quartet; add Flute/Harp; Solo Violin for select dates.
• Smart Pricing — One-hour options; additional time prorated in half-hour increments.
• Event-Ready Repertoire — Ceremony traditionals to contemporary favorites—arranged for trio or quartet.

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Connecticut String Trio & String Quartet — FAQs

Which ensemble should I hire: String Trio or String Quartet?

Quartet delivers the fullest, classic sound for larger rooms; Trio is elegant, space-savvy, and budget-friendly. We’ll recommend the best fit for your venue, guest count, and repertoire.

Can you perform Classical, Baroque, and modern songs?

Yes. Our programs blend Baroque/Classical/Romantic selections, Standards, and tasteful Pop arrangements—ideal for ceremonies, cocktail hours, and receptions.

Do you take special requests?

Absolutely. With advance notice we can learn specific processionals, first-look pieces, and family favorites, advising on suitability for trio vs. quartet.

What areas do you serve?

Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, West Hartford, Farmington, Mystic, and surrounding Connecticut communities—including Hartford, New Haven, and Fairfield Counties. New England dates by request.

Can we add a Flute or Harp? What about Solo Violin?

Yes. We offer optional Flute or Harp add-ons. Solo Violin is available for select ceremonies, proposals, and intimate events.