Gala violinist
for New York
Charity galas and award evenings: classical restraint while the room dines and gives, and a glowing transparent violin when the program calls for a headline.
Elegant at dinner. A headline at the reveal.
A gala is a run-of-show wearing a gown: cocktails, dinner, speeches, the ask, the program. The music's job is to hold that structure together — to give the room a pulse between moments and get out of the way during them. That is what she plays: classical violin through cocktails and dinner, timed silence around the auctioneer, a lift exactly when the paddle raise closes.
Then the program turns. The transparent electric violin — an instrument the room has not seen before — takes the late evening, glowing through the dark, solo or over your DJ. It is the difference between a benefit that ends at dessert and one that ends on the dance floor.
She has played this caliber of room on both sides of the Atlantic: the Ziegfeld Ballroom, The Plaza Hotel on Central Park, the Metropolitan Club, charity galas across the Hamptons — and before New York, fifteen years on Paris's grandest stages.
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The evening, in movements.
How a gala unfoldsArrivals
Live strings over cocktails — the room understands the evening's register before the first speech.
Dinner & the ask
Classical violin between the tables, then structured silence: the auctioneer owns the room, the music frames the close.
The program
Walk-ups, entrance cues, an interlude written to your script — timed with production, not improvised.
The late evening
The transparent violin glows through the dark and the benefit becomes a party — the part guests mention when they re-up next year.



From recent evenings — unedited
Committees ask.
Gala FAQHow much does a gala violinist cost in New York?
Programs are quoted per event: format, venue and run-of-show set the number. The quote is exact, arrives within 24 hours, and holds your date for 7 days.
Has she played galas before?
Yes — charity galas across the Hamptons season, and New York rooms of that caliber: the Ziegfeld Ballroom, The Plaza Hotel on Central Park, the Metropolitan Club.
Can the music work around an auction or paddle raise?
Yes — the program is built around your run-of-show. Music frames the auctioneer's moments and never competes with them: a lift as the paddle raise closes, silence when the room needs it.
What about award ceremonies?
Walk-up music, entrance cues, a headline interlude between categories: the program is written to your script, rehearsed with your production team, and timed to the teleprompter.
Can she keep dinner elegant and still deliver a show?
That is the format. Classical violin through cocktails and dinner — present, never loud — then the transparent electric violin for the late program, glowing through the dark.
How does she integrate with our AV and production team?
A clear technical rider plugs her into your production; levels, soundcheck and cue points are settled with your team before doors open.
Corporate, by occasion: corporate & private events, holiday parties, brand activations & launches, yacht & harbor events. Planners and venues: the partner program.
The benefit season is short.
One artist, one event per date. Send your date, venue and run-of-show: an exact quote arrives within 24 hours and holds your date for 7 days.
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