Who We Help
- Church music directors and worship pastors
- Choir directors and organists
- School and community choir directors
- Funeral and wedding coordinators
What We Cover
- Sunday coverage — substitutes and vacation relief
- Section leaders — extra choristers and soloists
- Holiday services — strings, brass, woodwinds, timpani, harp, organ
- Accompanists — piano, organ, and rehearsal accompaniment
- Special services — funerals, weddings, lessons and carols, concerts
- Last-minute coverage — call and we will tell you what is possible
How It Works
- Send the details. Date, call time, instrumentation, and repertoire.
- We match and confirm. You get the players and a clear price before the service.
- They arrive prepared. One point of contact; we handle contracts and insurance.
Why Directors Call
- Vetted players. Classically trained, liturgical experience, comfortable following a conductor.
- One call. We coordinate the players so you can focus on the service.
- A backup bench. If someone is sick, we work the roster.
- Flexible instrumentation. Soloist to full holiday orchestra.
Questions
Can you cover a Sunday on short notice?
Often, yes. Send the date, call time, and instrumentation as early as you can; we will tell you honestly what the roster can cover.
Do your players read music and follow a conductor?
Yes. Our players are classically trained, read notation, and are used to following a conductor, organist, or worship leader.
Can you provide a full holiday orchestra?
Yes. Strings, brass, woodwinds, timpani, piano, organ, harp, and vocal soloists for Christmas, Easter, and other high services.
Do you handle contracts and insurance?
Yes. We contract the players, handle the paperwork, and can provide a certificate of insurance for the church.
Can we have the same players for recurring services?
Yes. For recurring worship or a standing roster, we can build a consistent team around your service schedule.
Do you work with our tradition?
We work across Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, and non-denominational worship traditions.
Looking for music for the church itself rather than supplemental players? See Church & Liturgical Music.