Elijah Wheelwright Fiddler, Arranger, Pianist, Organist – regular young prodigy

I take up as little space as possible, with no chairs, and I bring a stand. A violin isn't particularly loud, so for a larger audience I would need a microphone and a way to connect to the sound system.

I need the name and address of the venue and some small spot to fit my case and gear. Once there, you can direct me to where I'll be playing.

I played violin for the show "Hello, Dolly!" at the Scera Shell musical theater in Orem, in the pit orchestra backstage. Such a great show with fun music, with an orchestra reveal at the end that was rather rewarding every time.

I appreciate many different events, but I like best to play in an authentic ensemble for weddings, balls, and private events.

I've had the opportunity to play in local bands, choirs, orchestras, and other ensembles that got me hooked on music. My violin teacher started me off on gigging when she needed a rest from playing, and since then I've loved getting to play for whatever I can.

If an acoustic solo performance is desired, I typically set up in less than 5 minutes. If you want me hooked up to a sound system, then I'll arrive about 30 minutes early.
I typically perform two or so 40 minute sets, but can stretch it either way to suit the audience.

I'm happy to play outside, as long as conditions aren't damaging to instruments. I avoid conditions with snow, rain, and temperatures below 50 Fahrenheit.

I make for a good sight–reader and can play just about anything thrown at me, but I typically arrange most of the music. If you want a custom arrangement of a specific piece for the event, I charge from $10 to $60 depending on complexity.