What instruments are in the Rosewood Ensemble?
The Rosewood Ensemble’s most popular group is the String Quartet, which is comprised of two violins, viola and cello. In general, the string quartet produces the fullest, richest sound. The Ensemble is also available as a string trio, (one violin, viola and cello), which makes a beautiful and interesting sound. A string duo (violin and cello or viola and cello) can sound a bit thin, but sometimes it is the best choice for a very small function or when the budget is of particular concern. We would be happy to help you choose which Ensemble best suits the event you are planning.
The Rosewood Ensemble’s most popular configuration is the String Quartet, which is comprised of two violins, viola and cello. In general, the string quartet produces the fullest, richest sound. The Ensemble is also available as a string quintet, (double bass with the traditional quartet) , a string trio, (one violin, viola and cello), or string duo. You may want to include other instruments (such as trumpet, piano, harp , organ) or vocalist (s) either added to the one of these ensembles or alone. Sometimes a solo piano may your simplest solution. We would be happy to help you choose which Ensemble best suits the event you are planning.
