Ensembles

Newton Musical can vary the size of the ensemble according to your needs and budget. An ensemble can be a single violinist up to 6 people. Even if your special song is not available for our ensemble, we endeavor to prepare an arrangement of your favorite melody using your sheet music for the wedding or reception. For additional charge, arrangements can be prepared of other "special music" if we do not own it in our extensive library available. Below are listed the ensembles that operate under Newton Musical. Click on each group to find out more about them.

The Belle Fleur String Quartet provides music for functions such as weddings and dinners. This versatile ensemble can provide a very dynamic style of music for any event. To make your event even more spectacular, why not add the noble sound of trumpet to this group? We could also arrange for a vocalist to join the ensemble and add more flair. Wedding Music for Trumpet and String Quartet is the first recording by the Belle Fleur Ensemble, and is a collection of the best and most popular music used in wedding ceremonies.

Use a Solo musician as a very affordable option to having live music at your event. Allow us to capture the essence of your celebration through a polished performance by one of our top professionals.

The Palm Court Society Orchestra is a true Salon orchestra, which evokes the mood of the "Golden Era." Palm Court creates the proper mood for cocktail parties, corporate receptions and openings, dinners, dances, and concerts. We are very excited with the release of our first CD, Tango - La Cumparsita.

The Moonlight Philharmonic, Moonlight and Music:  Presenting a mix of timeless classics with more current titles that hold a romantic appeal for all audiences. Vocalists are available to enhance this "Pops" orchestra.  This group is available for everything from extravagant receptions to celebrity style weddings.

The Third Florida Regimental Band (renamed the Ancient City Brass Band): While we still retain our civil war music library, we are no longer performing at live reenactments. Most people don't know about the rich variety of music associated with this period. We present "Concerts in the Park," programs that feature music from the Civil War through 1900. The purpose of this group is to educate all listeners in a pleasant fashon about the period instruments and the lives of musicians of the 19th century.