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Looking for a unique and beautiful classical ensemble for your wedding' Add an elegant touch with the graceful sound of the flute. Our string trio (flute, violin, cello) has performed numerous weddings and special events and has been the subject of praise from our clients. 'Thank you so much for the beautiful music at Heather and Jeff's wedding. Everything sounded great in that church. I know I can always depend on you!' Kristie Kitch, Wedding Coordinator 'Thank you very much for playing at our wedding. May I ask who played the cello' Everyone loved you both! Thanks so much!' Peggy Kong, Bride 'I wanted to thank you for your musical performance at my wedding on June 6, 2003. You did a spectacular job and I will gladly refer you to friends and others. Thank you for helping to make that day and that moment meaningful and memorable for me, my husband, and our guests.' Heather Nugent, Bride
Lee Edwards plays original, acoustic music that makes you feel…and think. Lee’s music combines folk, rock, blues and country to create a blend that’s melodic, driving, Southern, fun, and heartfelt. His original, award-winning songs range from tender and intimate to outrageous. Lee was born in Milwaukee and grew up outside of Dallas. Watching his small hometown grow into a large, paved, generic suburb helped forge his love for nature and for unique, personal expression. He has lived most of his adult life in Austin. He completed a philosophy degree at the University of Texas, then a Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Maryland. He now draws on both backgrounds to create music for both heart and mind. Lee started out in the house band of a rural Texas steakhouse at age 18, then played around the Washington D.C. area in an acoustic trio. Later he graduated to Austin rock bands. Now Lee, on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, is often joined by his darlin’, Claudia Voyles, on electric bass and sultry vocals. Shows are fun, funny, touching and thought-provoking. Lee draws the audience into being part of the music, and they respond by singing along. It's music from the heart, and it’s good for the soul.
