Detroit Wedding String Ensembles

City Six Strings is happy to have a roster of some of Detroit's most talented violinists, violists, and cellists. Our mission is to provide an easy, elegant, and customizable experience for every client.

A huge and varied repertoire list, with three custom-arranged songs from off the list included free with booking
Trusted and classically-trained local musicians
Various pricing, ensemble sizes and booking lengths
Online booking and invoicing

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Detroit Wedding Venues

We are proud our string duos, trios, and quartets have performed at:

Corinthian Chapel

Meadow Brook Hall

The Palazzo Grande

Shinola Hotel

The Treasury

The War Memorial

...and more!

There may be a small travel fee depending on the distance of your location from Detroit that we will assess upon your inquiry.

Booking a Detroit Wedding String Quartet

Inquire

Submit your inquiry through this form to check for availability and get your free quote.

Reserve

Secure your date with a deposit and begin filling out event and music details in our contract.

Music Selection

Design your dream playlist and finalize it six weeks before your event, or work with our arranger to make your custom song!

Enjoy!

Sit back and listen; we'll take care of the rest!

Premier String Players in Detroit

City Six Strings is proud to partner with some of Pittsburgh's most sought-after string musicians. Meet some of them below:

Cecelia Sha, Cello

Cecelia Sha is a versatile performing artist, collaborator, and educator currently based in Detroit. She began studying cello at the age of six and went on to earn her Bachelor of Music and two Master of Music degrees from the University of Michigan, where she studied with Anthony Elliott and Richard Aaron. Cecelia has further refined her artistry at summer festivals including the Blackburn Music Academy where she served as principal cellist, the Bowdoin International Music Festival, and the Orford Music Academy. She has appeared with ensembles across Michigan, including the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra, Jackson Symphony Orchestra, and Oakland Symphony.

Cecelia’s collaborative spirit has led her to work across a variety of communities and artistic disciplines. She has performed with Grammy Award–winning artist T-Pain as a member of the Urban Art Orchestra, contributing her voice to large-scale, cross-genre productions. As a recording artist, she appears with saxophonist Dave McMurray on Core375, an immersive audio installation along Detroit’s Dequindre Cut, and on Spaces, the Gifts of Art album recorded at Michigan Medicine. Equally committed to making music accessible and equitable, Cecelia has participated in initiatives such as the Prison Creative Arts Project, performing string quartets for audiences in correctional facilities across Michigan.

As an educator, Cecelia strives to cultivate meaningful musical experiences for students of all ages. She has led elementary and middle school string programs through the Michigan Artist Citizen Program and has served as a volunteer with the El Sistema–modeled Paterson Music Project in New Jersey. A certified Suzuki teacher, she maintains a vibrant private studio and continues to mentor young musicians with the same passion and curiosity that drive her own artistic work.

Sarah Wagner, Violin

Sarah Wagner is a violinist and educator with a varied career including a performance in Buckingham Palace, over 60 theatrical productions across five different countries, and a strings
ensemble with Eminem. Sarah uses cross arts collaborations to make classical music accessible, engaging, and immersive. Her pandemic performance piece “Under the Bridge”
combined Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons with street art beneath Glasgow’s Kingston Bridge overpass to show how artistic collaboration could reinvigorate urban spaces. The project culminated in a sold-out performance at Glasgow Cathedral during the UN Cop 26 Climate
Conference.

A passionate educator, Sarah works regularly with students of all ages in solo, small group, and large ensemble settings. She utilizes a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach to music education by combining technical pedagogy with a diverse repertoire of music. Sarah currently teaches violin and viola through her private studio in Ann Arbor and is a frequent guest clinician in the Saline, Chelsea, and Ann Arbor school districts.

Sarah completed her Bachelor’s of Music at Lawrence University and her Master’s of Music and
Advanced Postgraduate diploma at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. After being awarded a
Global Talent Visa by Arts Council England, Sarah continued working in Scotland for several years. While in Glasgow, Sarah taught at the Conservatoire’s Juniors program and spent two
years as an Ambassador with the Benedetti Foundation. Since returning to Michigan, Sarah has performed with the Lansing, Flint, Jackson, and Adrian Symphony Orchestras, as well as The
Encore Musical Theatre Company and the University of Michigan’s musical theatre department.