Electric Violinist

Did you know there are electric violins, violas, and cellos? Yes, you can hook up a violin to an amp just like a guitar!
In general, string players play on traditional wooden, acoustic instruments. Of course, there is a beauty and serendipity in the acoustic sound that makes our traditional string quartets a popular selection for events.
However, electric instruments electrify (no pun intended) a performance in a number of exciting ways.
To start, plugged in means you can adjust the volume of the instrument. Second, you can change the sounds coming from the instrument, meaning a violin can sound like an electric guitar! Imagine a group of string players standing on your stage performing like rockstars!
Last, our electric players can come as a duo, solo, trio, or quartet and you’d still get the awesome effects and wonderful sound projection. Check out our videos below.

Electric Violinist at Bond No.9

DJ & Electric Violinist

Electric Violin Duo

Electric String Quartet

Miami Grand Prix performance

Violinist at Cartier

 “Don’t be Shy” Electric Violin Cover by Joana

Think Summit performance in Manhattan with DJ, Saxophone Player & Electric Violinist

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