PERFORMANCE
Andrew Dicker is currently Principal 2nd Violinist of Orchestra Kingston, a violinist in the Kingston Baroque Consort, and a founding member of the Kingston Piano Trio. Additionally, he has worked with the Melos Baroque Orchestra, Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, the New Bedford Symphony, the Toronto Lyric Opera Centre, the Kingston Symphony, and performed private functions in Boston as a member of the Hugo String Quartet. He is available for all kinds of events as a soloist or part of an ensemble.
WEDDINGS
Ceremonies, receptions, and after-parties can all be made more memorable with professional live music. Make your wedding day even more special, with services offered as a soloist, piano & violin duo, or the whole Kingston Piano Trio.
CORPORATE EVENTS
As an experienced musician, I can bring the right atmosphere to your corporate event or function. Whether it be a retirement celebration, a company Christmas party, or any other function, contact me to book a solo violin music, violin and piano duo, or the Kingston Piano Trio.
PRIVATE CONCERTS
Classical music lovers looking for a customized concert for a special occasion? I can tailor a recital program to your taste and bring it straight to your living room. You can hire me as a soloist, a duo with piano, or the Kingston Piano Trio.
THE KINGSTON PIANO TRIO
The Kingston Piano Trio was founded by Andrew Dicker, Daphne Kennedy, and Susan Mander. Our repertoire includes everything from the masterworks of Beethoven and Mozart to pop, jazz, and Christmas Carols.
Whether it is walking down the aisle at a wedding, creating the right atmosphere at your corporate event, or customizing your special occasion, live music will make it special and memorable.
Whether formal or casual, The Kingston Piano Trio can bring the right sound and mood to your event.
The Kingston Piano Trio offers competitive rates and prides itself on a commitment to the highest standard of performance.
If you are interested in hiring The Kingston Piano Trio please contact us so we can discuss your event.
