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Kingston Classics Trio

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Kingston | Wedding Music |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Kingston Classics Trio is a Kingston, Ontario wind ensemble listed on the official Live Music Kingston website. For couples looking for a Kingston wedding wind trio, the official site identifies a wind trio as an option for a wedding ceremony and publishes rates for Kingston-area engagements.

The trio page names Bill Egnatoff on flute, Chris Alfano on flute and clarinet, and Katie Legere on bassoon. It describes a repertoire that includes classical and baroque favourites, opera selections and arrangements, with requests and suggestions accommodated whenever possible.

Services and specialization

Kingston Classics Trio is presented as a wind trio with flute, flute/clarinet and bassoon. Its official page says the group provides music suitable for a range of occasions, while the broader Live Music Kingston site states that it provides live music for weddings and receptions.

Documented repertoire includes classical and baroque music associated with Vivaldi and Haydn, alongside selections from Carmen and The Barber of Seville. The page also links to audio samples: a My Fair Lady medley arranged by Chris Alfano, Bach’s three-part invention no. 1, a selection from Carmen and a Mozart divertimento.

For wedding use, the official About Us page specifically lists a wind trio for a wedding ceremony. The reviewed pages do not describe separate ceremony, cocktail-hour or reception packages, so couples should ask how their event can be structured.

Wind trio: Bill Egnatoff (flute), Chris Alfano (flute and clarinet), and Katie Legere (bassoon).
Classical and baroque favourites, opera selections and arrangements are documented.
Requests may be arranged and suggestions accommodated where possible.

Service area and who it may suit

The trio page says its stated rates apply to engagements within the Kingston area. It asks clients to contact the group for a quote for out-of-town engagements; beyond-Kingston service should therefore be confirmed directly rather than assumed.

This may suit couples planning a ceremony or reception that calls for an instrumental wind ensemble and classical, baroque or arranged selections. It may also be relevant for couples who prefer live musicians rather than a DJ-led format. The official material does not promise a particular genre outside the published repertoire, amplified dance music or a fixed wedding package.

Published local rates apply within the Kingston area.
Out-of-town engagements require a direct quote.
The wider official site lists weddings and receptions among the occasions served.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed feature is the clearly identified lineup and published repertoire examples. The official website also provides audio samples, allowing couples to hear the ensemble before contacting it.

The official About Us page supplies direct wedding context by listing a wind trio for a wedding ceremony. The trio page’s request policy gives couples a basis for discussing particular musical preferences, while appropriately leaving feasibility to the ensemble.

Important practical details are not published on the reviewed official pages. These include a full wedding repertoire list, standard set lengths, setup needs, sound equipment, outdoor-weather plan, travel terms, insurance, contract terms, deposit policy and availability calendar. This is missing information to clarify, not a negative finding.

Published audio samples are available on the official site.
The official site directly connects a wind trio with wedding ceremonies.
Wedding logistics and package details need direct confirmation.

Pricing

The official Kingston Classics Trio page publishes a rate of $350 for the first hour for Kingston-area engagements. Each subsequent hour is listed at $150 to $225, depending on requests and the function of the group.

The page says these rates apply within the Kingston area and asks clients to contact the group for an out-of-town quote. It does not state what determines the exact subsequent-hour rate, and it does not publish taxes, travel charges, minimum booking time, deposit requirements or cancellation terms. Confirm the current total quote and all booking conditions in writing.

First hour: $350 for Kingston-area engagements.
Each following hour: $150–$225, depending on requests and function.
Out-of-town pricing: direct quote required.

Contact and booking

The confirmed official website is Live Music Kingston, which hosts a dedicated Kingston Classics Trio page. Its site-wide contact information asks prospective clients to email Katie at legerek@queensu.ca or call/text 613-217-5099.

An older contact line on the official About Us page lists a different number for Chris. This profile uses 613-217-5099 because it appears in the site-wide contact block shown with the trio page and the site’s more recent news page. Couples should still confirm the preferred booking contact when they enquire.

No complete postal address for business contact is published on the reviewed official pages. A Kingston street address appears in 2024 concert notices, but it is presented as a concert location rather than a booking address and has no postal code, so it is not listed here.

Email: legerek@queensu.ca
Call/text: 613-217-5099
Official trio page: https://livemusickingston.ca/kingston-classics-trio/

What couples should confirm

Start with the wedding date, venue, performance times, requested duration and whether the location is within the Kingston area. These details are needed to confirm availability and whether the published local rates apply.

Ask what music is available for each part of the day and whether specific processional, recessional or reception requests can be arranged. The group says it can accommodate requests and suggestions where possible, but no complete wedding song list is published.

Before committing, confirm arrival time, performance timing, breaks, performance space, outdoor contingency arrangements, any sound requirements, travel charges, a written agreement, payment schedule and cancellation terms. None is set out in the reviewed official pages.

Availability and exact performance times.
Requested music and arrangement feasibility.
Duration, breaks and venue logistics.
Travel quote and complete booking terms.

Official-source review

The official identity is supported by the dedicated Kingston Classics Trio page on the Live Music Kingston domain, which matches the business name and identifies the ensemble, its musicians and its repertoire. The same domain’s About Us page confirms that Live Music Kingston offers music for weddings and receptions and includes a wind trio for a wedding ceremony.

The official domain also contains news posts dated August 2024 and a current contact route. Those posts concern broader Live Music Kingston activity, not a dated availability notice for this specific trio. Enquiry and a direct confirmation remain necessary before making wedding plans.

Confirmed official domain: livemusickingston.ca.
Wedding context is documented by the official About Us page.
No availability is claimed without direct confirmation.

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Frequently asked questions

What instruments are in Kingston Classics Trio?

The official trio page names Bill Egnatoff on flute, Chris Alfano on flute and clarinet, and Katie Legere on bassoon.

What are Kingston Classics Trio’s published Kingston-area rates?

The official page lists $350 for the first hour and $150–$225 for each subsequent hour, depending on requests and the group’s function.

Can Kingston Classics Trio play a wedding ceremony?

The official Live Music Kingston About Us page lists a wind trio as an option for a wedding ceremony. Confirm date, music and logistics directly with the group.