For ten years, I've played weddings in Montreal — chapels, châteaux, gardens, downtown lofts, vineyards in the Eastern Townships. Every ceremony has its own temperature, its silences, its tears at the wrong moment. My job is to read the room — your room — and answer it on violin.
A wedding isn't a playlist. A playlist is chosen in advance; a live musician adjusts in the moment. When the aisle is longer than expected, I stretch the phrase. When grandfather is holding back tears, I drop a half-step. It's instant staging — and that doesn't program.
I bring three repertoires to a wedding — classical, contemporary pop, and electro-acoustic / EDM — and the ability to pivot between them without a seam. Acoustic ceremony, cocktail-hour violin, DJ + live violin reception: one artist, three voices, one day.
