A Buffalo, New York native, Elizabeth Stancliffe began studying the violin at the age of three with the Suzuki method.

She received her Bachelor’s degree in Music Performance at SUNY Fredonia School of Music, where she studied with the renowned violinist and teacher, Janet Sung.

Liz has performed with many orchestras, chamber ensembles, string quartets, and festivals throughout the country, including the Western New York Chamber ensemble, Erie Chamber Orchestra, Dover Symphony, Presto String Quartet, Shrewsbury String Quartet, Shakespeare in the park, and the Hot Springs Music festival in Arkansas.

When she is not playing, she is working as a pharmacist and enjoys running and eating ice cream.

Jennifer Barbarita Graduated from University of Delaware with a music degree. Jennifer is the music director of St Jude the Apostle Roman Catholic Church in Lewes, De.

Tony Gizzi has managed and been the cellist of the Shrewsbury String Quartet for over 20 years. He studied cello with many teachers including Jeffrey Solow of Temple University Joel Dallow of the Atlanta Symphony and Bob Cafaro of the Philadelphia Orchestra. He has played with many orchestras, chamber groups and string quartets, including Orchestra Society of Philadelphia, Independence Sinfonia, Olney Symphony, Dover Symphony, Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey, Ambler Symphony, String Poets, South Jersey Youth Orchestra, the Shrewsbury String Quartet and Shrewsbury Piano Trio.

He loves playing the cello and loves weddings.  A wise person once said that if you love what you do, you will never work another day in your life.

Tony truly loves what he does.  You can always pick him out at a wedding because he’s the one with the biggest smile.

Tony runs the business and treats brides the way that he likes to be treated and tries to be the easiest vendor that a bride will have to deal with.

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