The holiday party,
played live
Corporate holiday parties across New York: one artist from dinner to dance floor, a violin that glows through a dark December room, and none of the logistics of a band.
One artist. Two evenings in one.
Most holiday parties split in two: the dinner your leadership wants elegant, and the party your team actually remembers. Booking both usually means two vendors, two riders, two soundchecks. Here it means one artist who plays both halves — unhurried classical and film scores while the room eats, then the lights drop, the transparent violin starts to glow, and the second half begins.
Logistics stay simple on purpose. A clear technical rider plugs into your venue's AV; for lofts, rooftops and raw spaces without a system, she brings and runs her own professional sound. Levels and timing are settled with your planner before doors.
Programs are built to the room: standards and holiday pieces arranged for violin without the kitsch, pop and film scores over dinner, electro over the DJ when the floor opens. The glowing violin is set to your company's colors at soundcheck.
Skip the form: write directly with your date, venue and headcount. Answered within 24 hours, and the quote holds your date for 7 days — long enough for the committee.
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The evening, in movements.
How it unfoldsCocktails
Doors open to live strings instead of a playlist — the sound of a company that made an effort, before anyone has said a word.
Dinner
Classical violin between the tables: present, never loud, room left for the toasts and the year-in-review.
The turn
Lights down. The transparent violin begins to glow in your company's colors — the moment phones come out and the party officially starts.
The floor
Electric violin over the DJ, electro and pop until the venue calls time. One vendor from the first note to the last.
From recent evenings — unedited
Office planners ask.
Holiday FAQHow much does holiday party entertainment cost in New York?
Programs are quoted per event: format, date and room set the number. The quote is exact, arrives within 24 hours, and holds your date for 7 days while the committee decides.
When should we book a December date?
Early. One artist means one event per date, and December Thursdays through Saturdays are claimed first — the companies that choose their date in September and October get the calendar; the ones that decide in November get what is left.
Can one artist cover both dinner and the party?
Yes — that is the format. Classical and ambient sets while the room eats, then the lights drop and the transparent electric violin takes the floor, solo or over your DJ.
Our venue is a loft with no sound system. Is that a problem?
No. Where your venue has a system, her technical rider makes it plug-and-play; for lofts, rooftops and raw spaces she brings and runs her own professional sound.
Can the show match our company's colors or theme?
Yes. The transparent violin glows blue, gold, green, red or white — set to your palette at soundcheck — and for evening formats the couture dress woven with light follows.
Do you play company parties outside Manhattan?
Yes: New Jersey, Connecticut, Long Island and Westchester as readily as the five boroughs. The rider travels; so does the sound.
Corporate, by occasion: corporate & private events, galas & award evenings, brand activations & launches, yacht & harbor events. The instrument itself: the transparent violin.
December has four Fridays.
One artist, one event per date — and the whole city wants the same handful of evenings. Send your date, venue and headcount: an exact quote arrives within 24 hours and holds your date for 7 days.
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