Catherine | Wedding & Events Violinist | Atlanta & N. GA | VEE

CATHERINE

VIOLINIST

Roots & Training

Catherine Evergreen is a classically trained violinist and violist originally from New York City, now based in Atlanta, GA relocated in 2020. She received her formal training at the Manhattan School of Music, where she developed a strong foundation in classical performance and ensemble work.

Musical Identity

Grounded in classical technique, Catherine enjoys blending her training with a variety of musical genres. Her playing is refined yet approachable, allowing her performances to feel elegant, versatile, and accessible to a wide range of audiences.

With VEE Entertainment

With VEE Entertainment, Catherine is known for her polished sound, musical adaptability, and ability to seamlessly move between classical and contemporary repertoire. Whether performing featured sets or supporting different event formats, she brings consistency and professionalism to every performance.

Catherine IN ACTION!

How old were you when you started playing the violin? Why did you begin?

10 years old. My parents made me pick an instrument for middle school extracurricular.

What has been your favorite performing experience so far?

Hard to pick, but I miss street performing from when I lived in NYC. I enjoy playing for weddings.

Besides Bollywood & Pop, what other styles of music do you love to play?

Classical. I also play jazz gigs with my dad who's a jazz pianist.

Do you sing or play any other instruments?

I only play violin and viola professionally. I can also play cello, electric bass, guitar, and piano at an amateur level.

What was your first professional performance? How old were you?

I think I was about 15 when I played my first gig with my dad and we played easy Irish tunes for a St. Patrick's day event for a Catholic Church.

Do you teach violin or any other instruments? Private lessons or some other context?

Yes, I teach mostly violin and viola. I also teach cello, guitar and piano.

What music did you grow up listening to?

Classical, Celtic, 70s rock. My parents are both classically trained pianists, so classical piano music is the #1 thing I listened to. They had all the CDs of every type of classical piano you can imagine. Chopin was my biggest influence when I started listening to a lot of classical.

What is your educational background and what degree(s) do you have?

Bachelors and Masters from the Manhattan School of Music

What’s your go-to show off song you play when someone puts you on the spot?

Depends on the crowd. Maybe something by Lindsey Stirling, like crystallize or Take Flight. Or If I Ain't Got You by Alicia keys.