We’re here at the Save the Date Wedding Event in Nottingham with fellow musicians ‘Just Ben’ and Ritchie Muir.
Find us at the entrance – come and make a request on our ‘Jukebox’.
Special prices for brides and grooms who book us today.
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Come and meet Highly Strung Quartet in Nottingham on Sunday 22nd April at Nottingham Conference Centre. Hear us play and bring on the requests!
So many wedding suppliers are exhibiting – photographers, caterers, wedding planners – come along for some wedding planning fun!
We absolutely LOVE trying out new music to add to our huge repertoire. Today we played for the first time – Play that Funky Music and Yellow by Coldplay – both went down a storm :-)
A fiery, upbeat tempo for tonight’s event at Colwick Hall.
A red theme, fire dancers and lots of very happy law students gathered in the Lakeside Pavillion for a very successful ball.
Two days, two brides, two weddings, ONE venue and ONE string quartet – here we are at Derby’s Cathedral Quarter Hotel for another wonderful wedding….
(and it has just started to snow – hope the guests get home OK!)
We’ll be there……
Southwell Open Studios hosted ‘The National Big Draw’ in Southwell Minster on Saturday 27th October.
Sarah Huson, the cellist from Highly Strung String Quartet played in the crossing whilst inspired artists drew her.
For further details visit www.southwellartists.co.uk or
Highly Strung shared a stage with the Lincoln Singers in the beautiful setting of Southwell Minster on 22nd September.
They opened the first half with a Mozart Divertimento followed by Dvorak’s 5th Quartet in F minor.
In the second half, the quartet accompanied the choir in several pieces and also performed the haunting Barber’s Adagio from the back of the Minster.
Highly Strung recorded for Duke Special on the track ‘Our Love Goes Deeper Than This’.
Highly Strung performed Schubert’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ quartet at the Guildford Institute on 25th November. Their programme also included movements from the Tchaikovsky quartet and some Latin American music.
