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"... Time for Three provides the injection of energy that classical music might just need." - Sinfini Music “Three benevolent monsters, monsters of ability and technique surely ... conveyers of an infectious joy I find both touching and moving ...” - Sir Simon Rattle "To hear these three young guys is to be thankful that music was invented ... If I had been able to create a sound like these kids a few years back, I might have thought twice about going into acting!" - Paul Newman "Like most young people in America now, the three of us grew up listening to all kinds of music: 90s hip-hop, grunge, and bluegrass and we've always played a wide variety of music. We're part of a new generation of classically trained musicians who approach diverse styles from the same heartfelt place. We hear and feel it all in a similar way, as just music." - Nicolas Kendall, Time For Three violinist Time For Three, the world's first classically-trained garage band, defies traditional classification. What started as a trio of musicians who played together for fun while students at Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute for Music evolved into Time For Three: a charismatic ensemble with a reputation for limitless enthusiasm and no musical boundaries. Violinists Zachary De Pue and Nicolas Kendall first discovered their mutual love of fiddling in the country western and bluegrass styles. Then bassist Ranaan Meyer introduced them to his deep roots in jazz and improvisation. After considerable experimentation, the three officially formed Time For Three. Performing music from Bach and Brahms to their own arrangements of The Beatles, Katy Perry, Mumford & Sons, Kanye West and Justin Timberlake, they have played everywhere from Carnegie Hall to jazz clubs, European festivals, NFL games, and the Indy 500. Their hit YouTube anti-bullying video Stronger, featured on CNN and in the Huffington Post, has inspired students around the globe. This self-titled 2014 album features guest appearances from Branford Marsalis, Joshua Radin, Alisa Weilerstein and folk-pop sister duo Lily & Madeleine.