Julia Taylor Violinist

Wedding and Event Violinist Julia Taylor

Your wedding deserves music that sounds like you. For over a decade, couples across Colorado have trusted Dr. Julia Taylor to take their favorite songs and turn them into the moments they’ll remember forever. Modern love songs, indie tracks, anime themes, and film scores are performed live with classical elegance on your wedding day. If it means something to you, Julia will make it sing.

Meet Julia

Music is communication. When a couple is deliberate about their ceremony music, they’re setting the tone for the day — for their guests, and for themselves.

Through serendipity, I had the opportunity to study under world-class early music specialists during my Doctorate in Violin Performance, and spent hundreds of hours on a dissertation systematically exploring how to convey emotion through music. It changed how I interpret everything I play, classical repertoire and cover songs alike. Now I not only strive for beautiful playing, but also phrasing that imitates the human voice, so the feeling underneath a song comes through instead of getting lost in technique. That shift has shaped my playing for the last five years.

Time in the startup world shaped how I think about this work — I care as much about what the day feels like for the couple and their guests as I do about how the music sounds. If you work with me, I want you calm and present on your wedding day, and our relationship doesn’t end when the last song does.

Testimonials

“We asked for nerdy music and she delivered – so many guests raved about getting the references and being proud when they figured out what the music was. For the ceremony, we walked down the aisle to the Jurassic Park theme and we exited to the Pokemon theme – both done amazingly by Julia!

Acoustic violin in center, held by female violinist

“When I listened, I cried every time because of how beautiful the songs were that she played…She is professional, very responsive, and so so nice.”

Photos: Diana Coulter 

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