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Warren King, the Maestro, earned a Bachelor's degree in Music Education from Lowell State University in Massachusetts. He has been an active church musician, accomplished at both piano and organ, since his teens. Currently he is Music Director at Christ Church in Kennebunk, accompanying services and leading the choir. Providing wedding music is one of his greatest joys. (Incidentally, Christ Church is a beautiful place to have your wedding, with spacious facilities to accomodate wedding party needs before and after the ceremony, as well as a lovely historic sanctuary that can seat up to 300 people; it's so picturesque that Taylor Swift chose it as the setting for the wedding scene in her award-winning video, "Mine.") Wherever you may be holding your wedding, Warren will happily help you select just the right music for your most special day. The soloists and groups listed below have worked together often, and they are available to customize your wedding experience. This is just a sampling of the musicians in our network, so if you don't see what you have in mind, just let us know your ideas, and we'll do our best to accomodate you.

Warren King, pianist and organist
John Manzo has been a featured soloist with SeaGlass Performing Arts, Tri-City Chorus and the Maine Gay Men's Chorus, to name just a few of his affiliations. He is a regular in the chorus of Portland Opera productions. His clean, clear tenor voice is rich in tonality and emotion, making hin a favorite for weddings, John performs regularly with Warren King in concerts in the Kennebunk & Kennebunkport area, and as a wedding soloist.
Nancy Paige Gerber, flute
Alex Pratt has been singing professionally for many years, and has performed at the National Cathedral, and with Boston Vocal Artists, the North Shore Philharmonic, Seaglass Performing Arts, the Midcoast Symphony, and is a regular performer with the a capella group, Classic Blend. He has played in numerous musical theater productions throughout southern Maine, including The Mikado, Man of LaMancha, South Pacific, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Annie, Ragtime, La Cage aux Folles, City of ANgels, Beauty and the Beast, and Aida.
Krysia Tripp received an MM.degree from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and studied with Thomas Nyfenger at Yale University. She has performed with Luciano Pavarotti, Renee Fleming, Andrea Bocelli, Peter, Paul & Mary, and the Brubeck Brothers Quartet at the Bay Chamber Music Festival in Rockport, ME. She currently performs with the Portland (Maine) Symphony, the New Hampshire Symphony, and the Rhode Island Philharmonic. She teaches at Bates and Bowdoin Colleges, and has also participated in the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, the Aspen Music Festival, and the Sarasota Music Festival. To visit Krysia's website, click here.


Nancy has played the flute since childhood, from 4th Grade band through college jazz ensemble, community orchestra, chamber ensembles, solo work, and lately, rock and blues improvisation. Playing with some of the highly talented musicians in southern Maine gives her numerous opportunities to grow in her art and to have fun doing it. Nancy plays the flute with a beautiful purity of tone, and especially enjoys wedding music, having recently launched both her daughters into happy marriages.
Piacevole Violins, Jonathan Lockman and Richard Seeley, provide pleasing classical music for weddings and parties. Baroque and light classical pieces are their speciality. They work without amplification, providing an intimate, sophisticated sound, perfect for smaller garden ceremonies or inn spaces. They often provide music for both the ceremony and for background during cocktails or dinner. See Piacevole Violins on

Sarah is a graduate of Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, MA with a B.A. in music, violin concentration. She was a member of the Allstate Symphony Orchestra for three years in high school. Performances in college included Handel’s Messiah with the New England Conservatory of Music and a senior solo recital showcasing a mixed repertoire of classical, Scottish, Romanian, and jazz styles. She was a member of the Quincy Symphony Orchestra for four years while she lived there. Now she is happy to be back home in her native Maine. Since college, Sarah has played in numerous weddings in which she has enjoyed playing all styles of music. She plays smoothly and lyrically, whatever the genre.
Rachel Barter, flute, piccolo
A native of Kennebunk and mother to young daughters, Rachel manages a full schedule of flute students in her private studio. Ms. Barter holds a Bachelor's of Music degree from the University of Southern Maine.. She has played with the Strathclyde University Symphony Orchestra in Glasgow, Scotland and the Nova Scotia Symphony. She participates in masterclasses throughout New England. Currrently, Ms. Barter plays with the Casco Bay Concert Band. Recently she has been flute faculty at the Southern Maine Music Academy at USM and a participant in the National Flute Convention in New York City.
Kevin Reams, Celtic & Native American flutes, guitar, tenor
Kevin Reams was a music major in voice and guitar at the University of Southern Maine. He studied fingerstyle guitar under master guitarist David Surrette, and for many years peformed Celtic/Irish music ithroughout New England, opening for the likes of Aoife Clancy, Dick Gaughan and Gaelic Storm. Kevin now focuses on world flutes, specifically including the Native American style flute and the Irish low whistle. As a tenor vocalist, Kevin has peformed both as a member of and featured soloist with the University of Southern Maine Chorale and Chamber singers, as well as Seaglass Performing Arts Chorale and chamber group "The Overtones". Kevin has peformed at a variety of weddings and functions on all of the above instruments and genres. To visit Kevin's website, click here.





Trumpet player Thomas Kremser was born and raised in Pennsylvania, He grew up in the Moravian Church, where he studied trumpet since the age of 10. His appreciation for classical music led him to attend Moravian College in Bethlehem, PA, where he earned a Bachelor of Music degree. Thomas performed for several years with the Main Street Brass Quintet, in addition to performing as a substitute trumpet for the Harrisburg Symphony and Reading Symphony Orchestras. Currently, Thomas performs for his own enjoyment as part of the worship services at 1st Parish UCC in Saco, and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Cape Neddick, as well as for weddings, musicals and other events. He is a founding member of the Seacoast Brass; a local brass ensemble, and plays an array of trumpets in various keys.
Lohengrin (Wagner) Wedding March
Purcell Trumpet Voluntary
Mendelssohn Wedding March
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring