Bernstein: One Hand One Heart

April 22, 2012

By: shrewsbury / Catholic, Contemporary, Most Frequently Selected Music, Music, Popular, Show Tunes, Wedding, Wedding Ceremony, Wedding Prelude, Wedding Processoinal / Comments closed

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Andrea
Hi Tony, We just came back from our honeymoon on Monday, and I’m just getting the chance to drop you a note! I just wanted to thank you, so much, for playing at our wedding. Your music was absolutely gorgeous (I was listening up on the balcony!), and many people commented to me how the quartet added such a nice, elegant touch to the evening. I also want to thank you for all of your help leading up to the wedding. Your flexibility, kindness, and understanding went a very long way for a bride who was very stressed out!! Thank you again, for everything…please extend my sincere thanks to your colleagues as well. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season. Andrea
Richard
Dear Tony, Just this past Saturday, our daughter was married. Although it rained heavily, the cellist and violinist were there at the appointed time and played all the appropriate selections for the ceremony and cocktail hour. Unfortunately as the father of the bride, I was so busy that I only thanked the cellist. Please convey my sincere thanks to both our musicians. The were extremely professional and their performance made the celebration extraordinary. Sincerely, Richard
Rose
Dear Shrewsbury String Quartet,
String music held a very special place in our mother’s heart. We knew that she wanted a string quartet at her funeral and we are very thankful that we found you. You were absolutely wonderful. Many of our friends told us that it was most memorable and emotional when you played Amazing Grace as the pallbearers carried mom out of the church. They said it was something that they will never forget. We wish that we could have met under different circumstances and that mom could have heard you play, although I’m not so sure that she didn’t.
Sincerely,
Rose

Bernstein: One Hand One Heart

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