Browse 349 violinists and fiddle players available for hire in Metz, Grand Est, France, backed by 1,160 reviews from real clients averaging 5 out of 5 stars. From classical acoustic violin for ceremonies to electric performances at receptions and parties, these string musicians suit a wide range of events. Prices start from around €130, with an average of €400.
All 349 suppliers listed here are willing to travel to Metz. The nearest is based in Echternach, Luxembourg, 49 miles away.
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Woodwind Musicians in MetzRates for violin players in Metz begin at about €130 for a single short set, with most quotes coming in near €400 and experienced electric acts carrying their own sound equipment reaching €1,050+. Set length drives the figure more than anything else, followed by whether the performance is acoustic or electric and how far the player travels. Learning a specific piece for a processional or first dance usually adds a small fee, and covering a ceremony and an evening reception together costs more than a single set. Ask for a written quote that states set length, arrival time and the rate if the schedule overruns. Contact the supplier you like for an accurate quote.
Based on 318 enquiries for Violinists / Fiddlers at events in France, made through this site in the last two years. Updated 21 October 2026.
Maher Salame. The Violinist
"Maher Salame is with no doubt the future of oriental cross-over violin playing, he started at a very early age. he is a very dynamic and passionate violin player"
Isonilstrings
"I still remember your performance at that event—it was absolutely wonderful. You brought such life and vibrance to my guests that day. Thank you so much for making it so special ✨
I would love to have you perform at my wedding. You were truly amazing.💐"
Gleb Gladkov
"It was one the best birthday concerts of baroque music, done in my house. Recommend everyone. Gleb and his collègues has plenty of programmes they can show on your event."
Annette Homann Violinist
"I hired Annette to play a few songs for a public marriage proposal. She was great! Not only does she play beautifully, but she was extremely flexible as we worked through the plan—even with the winter weather! I really appreciated how she took a personal interest in the proposal and was genuinely excited for us. It made the whole event unique and special. I HIGHLY recommend Annette for marriage proposals and any other reason someone wants to bring some beautiful violin music into their lives!"
RAAS (duo violin-guitar)
"Good musical accompaniment for the party. Flexibel and easy to communicate. We together with the guests enjoyed it a lot."
The DooLallys
"I first witnessed The DooLallys years ago at a kind of impromptu kitchen session. I think deeply soulful is the best way to describe their mix of pipes, strings, and song - seamless switches between O'Carolanesque 18th Century rave style to sweet balladeering, along with true and loving versions of traditional Irish music tunes, all layered with a knowing hedge school poetic sensibility."