The music and choice of music was excellent, and we all share the view that had you not been there, there would have been something missing from the day.
- Harriet
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Rebecca plays lead violin in No Strings Attached. Over the last decade she has travelled all over world with various ensembles, most recently the world-renowned Trinity College Chapel Choir, with whom she held a choral scholarship. Rebecca holds a BA Hons in Music and Languages from Cambridge University.
Polly plays second violin in No Strings Attached, and has done since the quartet’s formation in 1998. A keen musician from an early age, Polly has led several orchestras and string ensembles, many of which she has organised herself. She is also a part-time novelist.
Caroline has been playing the viola since she was eight, “because she liked the name”! She also plays piano, flute and mandolin. Although classically trained, she has a passion for folk music and loves Irish fiddling along with her boyfriend, a keen accordion player. Caroline's occupations include instrument retail, composing and writing.
Celia is the cellist in No Strings Attached. She started learning music at the age of three, and since then has played in settings as diverse as London’s Jazz Café and St John’s Smith Square. She has performed in masterclasses with Steven Isserlis and Raphael Wallfisch, and her cello, a replica of a Stradivarius, was made by the British maker Colin Irving.
