About Us
WHO ARE CELLOPHANE FLOWERS?
Cellophane Flowers is the combination of an all-female string quartet & vocalist/ guitarist, Jeff Lubin.
The ensemble combines elements of classical music with modern electronic loops & synth, & interpretive AV to offer a unique concert experience.
Cellophane Flower shows can range from string trio/ quartet to full orchestra, and from large theatrical events to more intimate affairs, making them the ideal choice for a variety of events.
TWO SHOWS
Cellophane Flowers offer 2 separate, 90 minute shows:
1. “THE BEATLES ARE BACH” features the music of the Fab Four, as well as songs from John Lennon & Paul McCartney’s respective solo careers.
2. Our new show “SONGBOOK” features interpretations of various classic rock standards & contemporary artists including Led Zeppelin, Queen, Elton John, David Bowie, Coldplay, Metallica, & more.
MEET JEFF LUBIN
The casual & conversational vibe of a CF show can be attributed to Jeff’s lifelong journey as a singer-songwriter & band-leader.
He was the Musical Director for American Idol spinoff show "The Nueva Estrella Awards" (CBS), a show for which he also wrote the theme song "Shine". Jeff also wrote & co-produced music for multi-platinum recording artist Michalis Hatzigiannis - UNIVERSAL GREECE.
As the lead singer of hard rock band, BIG BANG, he toured with multi-platinum artists EXTREME, WINGER, WHITE LION & ZEBRA.
MEET SUSAN AQUILA
Cellophane Flowers also features violinist & vocalist, Susan Aquila.
Susan Aquila combines her experience as a classically-trained, concert violinist, with her passion for rock music.
Her unique abilities as a performer have made her one of the most sought after musicians on today’s national scene.
In December, 2017, she performed with GAME OF THRONES LIVE at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, as well as over 30 performances of the XMAS SPECTACULAR at Radio City Music Hall in NYC. Susan has also toured at arenas nationwide with multi-platinum recording artist TRANSIBERIAN ORCHESTRA, and was recently nominated for a Grammy for her own original work, “Miss Conduct”.
