Abigail Webber Violin

I can offer a solo violinist, string quartet, string trio, or a piano trio. With all of my services I offer ensemble coordination (if the service desired is a group), open communication, and adaptability. The music genres offered are classical, pop, folk, and improv (if there is a genre desired but not listed, it can be discussed if possible.)

Constantly seeking new adventures, Abigail Webber is a violinist with a passion for sharing music with everyone she meets. Not only has she performed across America in places such as, the Lincoln Memorial (Washington, D.C.), America's Got Talent (Pasadena, CA), Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts (Jacksonville, FL), Disney Imagination Studios (Orlando, FL), Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center (Memphis, TN), and more, she has performed for various non-profit organizations in cities around the world such as Masaka, Uganda, Toronto, Canada, and Istanbul, Turkey.
Webber began her classical training at the age of four and has been performing since the age of 8. Since then, she has performed in ensembles such as the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra, Lavilla School of the Arts chamber orchestra (section leader), Douglas Anderson School of the Arts chamber orchestra (Concertmaster), the Florida All-state orchestra, and the Lutheran Summer Music Festival Orchestra (Principal II). Now, in addition to solo performances, she can be found performing with the University of Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonietta Memphis, and the Delta Symphony Orchestra.

When requesting the solo service, nothing additional is necessary.
When requesting a string quartet, four chairs are needed.
When requesting a string trio, three chairs are needed.
When requesting a piano trio, two chairs and one piano is needed. (Piano Trios are only available for indoor performances).
Important to note: If the event is outdoors, the performer(s) will require a spot in the shade to perform. In the event of rain, a covered place must be provided or the performance will be canceled. Stringed instruments do not do well in direct sun or rain!