Choose from 128 cellists available for hire in Germany, with 441 reviews from real clients and an average rating of 5 out of 5. Professional cello players bring warmth and elegance to wedding ceremonies, receptions, corporate events and private celebrations.
These cellists offer repertoires spanning classical pieces through to modern pop and film music, with both acoustic and electric options available. Prices start from €190 with an average of €480.
Of the 128 suppliers listed here, 12 are based in Germany. The other 116 are willing to travel there.
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Woodwind Musicians in GermanyProfessional cellists in Germany offer live music for weddings, corporate events, private parties and formal occasions. Solo cello players are a versatile choice, performing everything from classical favorites to contemporary arrangements, and needing minimal space - just a chair and music stand - to perform at almost any venue.
These cello players typically perform in sets of 30 to 45 minutes. For wedding ceremonies, many cellists can provide music as guests arrive, during the processional, through the signing of the register, and as the couple exits. Cocktail hours and dinner service are also popular booking options. Most professional cellists can learn specific songs on request, and many offer both acoustic and electric cello to suit the venue and atmosphere.
Rates for cellists in Germany typically range from about €190 to €1,100+, with an average of €480. Pricing depends on performance length, travel distance, repertoire requirements and seasonal demand. A solo cellist is generally one of the more affordable options for live ceremony and reception music compared to larger string ensembles.
The average price is €480 (EUR), with most priced from €190 to €1,100+. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 35 enquiries for Cellists at events in Germany, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 12 November 2026.
Wedding Duo/Violin Cello
"The DuosDuet provided just the right touch to my music. I appreciated the attention to detail, great playing, wonderful expression, and ease of contact."
Athil Hamdan
"Just wanted to comment nice to come across this cellist, going to listen to him more"
Duos Duet
"Exceptionally talented musicians, we very much enjoyed their set list during our event. Both musicians were friendly, helpful, and professional during planning stages and the performance."
Dana Cellist
"My wife was sending me all of Dana's videos on Instagram, I then wrote Dana and asked her to act like she is unavailable on our wedding day when my wife contacts her. She was kind enough to help me prepare the perfect surprise for my wife! She played "A thousand Years" during our slow dance, which is my wife's favorite song! she Loved it and so did everyone else! 100% recommended."
Cellist for your event!
"Chloë Kascha is a wonderful musician. She played all the pieces according to our wishes and she gave goosebumps to all our guests. The arrangements with her were simple and smooth. Chloë, you were really great and made our wedding so special. Thank you very much."
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"It was a dream. He has a song specially that we wanted to have implemented perfectly without the notes. Everyone was excited in the church and had goose bumps. Thanks again. You completed our wedding perfectly.
The communication went smoothly.
With a lot of passion for the piece playing. He lives and loves the music."