MUSICA MUSICIANS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SINCE 1986.
One of the most interesting part of being in the wedding business, is knowing that each wedding is quite different from any others. Recently, after the cocktail hour with our saxophonist playing romantic hits, we had a great insight to a traditional Egyptian custom of guiding the couple through the guests to the dining room for the feast. 4 men with red caps used long thick sticks to keep the beat and a strong drummer made exciting rhythms making it all to get everyone clapping.
The Brass Quintet performing for a wedding and cocktail hour at the Carolina Inn, Chapel Hill. Perfect weather!
The Musica String Ensemble, Sunday, April 14th, 2019
Celebrate our 19th performance in the gorgeous Duke Gardens. Free and open to the public. Music from the classics to fiddle tunes and much in between. We remember our longtime colleague, bassist Dan Zehr who passed away this January.
Celebrate our 19th performance in the gorgeous Duke Gardens. Free and open to the public. Music from the classics to fiddle tunes and much in between. We remember our longtime colleague, bassist Dan Zehr who passed away this January.
Happy Fourth of July 2017 from Musica Musicians' Carolina Cut-Ups!
A last performance with Van Quinn and the Junior Choir of Chapel of the Cross before he retires after 47 years. With Laura, Rob. and Jane.
Fun playing for the cocktail hour after a wedding ceremony in Chapel Hill.
One of our favorite events,for at least 10+ years, the Duke University GLS Hooding ceremony.
A Palm Sunday performance in Chapel Hill of Dubois' "Seven Last Words" with Musica musicians and choirs from the University United Methodist Church and St. Thomas More Catholic Church.
2017 The Musica String Ensemble in Duke Gardens.
2016 The Musica String Ensemble in the Gardens of Duke University, performing the Vivaldi Concerto for 2 Cellos with soloists Atilla Szasz and Jane Salemson.
Many of Musica's players perform with local symphonies and chamber ensembles. Below, the Durham Symphony Cello Quartet performs in the Durham Performing Arts Center with guest Dr. Tim Holley, who kindly filled in at the last moment when a quartet member had a sudden family emergency.
The Durham Symphony Cello Quartet with guest Dr. Tim Holley, at the DPAC 2016
A "Dixie" band performing on July 4, 2016 in Chapel Hill.
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