Top Violinists in San Diego

Hire a Violinist in San Diego for your wedding, party or event. Whether you're planning a wedding, party or a proposal, booking a violinist is a brilliant way to add elegance and sophistication to your event. Our versatile violinists use backing tracks to create a full sound, whether they're playing classical, jazz, pop, r&b or folk music. Choose from our best professional Violinists now!

About our violinist

Emil is a violinist who plays electric and acoustic violin in San Diego in different genres and styles from Classical to Pop, House, R&B, Jazz, Latin, Klezmer and folk music. A high-impact, versatile performer, Emil interacts with the crowd, and has thrilled audiences with his ability to combine his unique style and improvisation into performance.
He also produces and records his own original compositions.
Available for wedding ceremonies, parties, corporate events, DJ sets, session work, tours, and recordings.

Emil has been classically trained on the violin since the age of 6 and was educated at the Conservatory of Music in Europe before gaining a Distinction in his Masters in Violin Performance and Orchestra Conducting .  Emil now plays electric and acoustic violin in San Diego, throughout the US, and around the world, as a soloist as well as in live performances on CBS, KPBS, Lambs Players Theatre.
He has performed at venues such as San Diego Padres Stadium, L’ Auberge, Marriott Marquis, Saint Francis Chapel, Casa del Prado.

Frequently asked questions

What kind of music can a violinist play?
Violinists will usually be most comfortable playing classical music, but also your favourite pop, jazz, r&b or folk music.

Do violinists normally play with backing tracks?
If you only want the violinist’s performance to include classical pieces, they probably won’t need backing tracks. If the violinist’s performance includes pop songs or other styles, they may be able to provide backing tracks to fill out their performance. They’ll often perform the melody line of popular tunes, alongside pre-prepared backing tracks

Will I need to provide the violinist with any equipment?
All they'll need to play the music is the violin and an audience. If your venue is larger, they should be able to provide amplification or they will bring their own amplification.