Hyrum Kohler, Viola and Fiddle Solo Violist ideal for weddings, private concerts

For my instrument, I need an indoor or covered outdoor space. For dimensions, think if you can reach your arms up and around without colliding with anything, and that's the basic spatial need.

If it's indoor vs. outdoor, and if there will be a cover to protect from elements if outdoor. The ideal temperature range is generally between 60°F and 70°F. Do you want me to be background music or be the main event? This helps me know whether to do introductions for each piece or not.

For most spaces, I do not require any technical equipment such as lighting or sound reinforcement. If requested, I would need a microphone for announcing and introducing the story of pieces that I play.

No, this is not in my expertise, and I am not comfortable providing this.

As far as private events go, I've had a great experience working with Dick Withnell and his philanthropy work. I played a private concert at a dinner in which he was facilitating conversation about the Salem, OR Family YMCA.

I like doing private concerts, weddings, and private events such as fundraisers, retirement centers, and dinners. The private concerts are probably my favorite, since I can tell stories and connect my audience with the music in ways that can't be done with the music alone.

My first gig was for a wedding in which I composed music for my brother and I to play throughout the event. I was in middle school then, and one of my peers was a child of the client. I've done private dinners, reitrement home events, home concerts, a birthday party, and recording sessions for composers.

I love Varijashree Venugopal, Bill Wurtz, Jeff Williams, and Bayside, so all different types and genres. Violists that I look up to include Antoine Tamestit, Melia Watras, and Timothy Ridout.