Carey Viton

Angelina and Carey performed at our Catholic wedding ceremony and it was absolutely beautiful. They were both very well versed in Catholic ceremonies and knew when music was needed for each part of the ceremony and had great suggestions. Angelina and I had one phone call and a few email correspondence and the rest she coordinated with the church! Working with both of them was super easy and they both did a fantastic job!

We booked the Sonata Strings quartet and Carey Viton (piano) to play the music for our wedding ceremony. They both were very nice, easy to communicate with and did an amazing job at the wedding! So many people complimented the music. I highly recommend them!

Carey Viton did a superb job. He arrived and was set up right on time. Everyone at the event enjoyed the selections. He played a variety of music that was perfect for easy listening at a Sunday morning brunch. I would request him again to play at a future event.

On our wedding day, Carey Viton played the keyboards during our cocktail hour. While I did not hear him personally (we were taking photos), our guests mentioned how perfect the song choices were for the cocktail hour. The music that was played was a good mix of oldies + new, just what was needed to please all guests. It set the perfect mood that we wanted for the hour! I didn’t get the chance to thank him personally – so I hope he reads this so that he knows how thankful we are!

Carey Viton played beautifully at our wedding ceremony. He played all the music we asked for perfectly. We could not have asked for a better pianist. Thank you so much!!

I highly recommend Carey Viton for wedding ceremony music. He played flawlessly and sounded great. Very impressed.

His piano playing actually moves the soul. All the songs were played beautifully. He made the ceremony wonderful.

Thank you for Carey, he was great…absolutely fantasic. Will call next year for my grandson’s communion.

The Carey Viton/Tony Camerato Trio far exceeded my expectations. I never expected such a ‘big sound’ from only three musicians.