Meet The Musicians
Suzana Pavlovic, cello
Suzana Pavlovic is an award-winning cellist, published author, and devoted storyteller through music. With decades of experience and more than 9,000 concerts, recordings, and weddings performed, she brings elegance and heart to every celebration. She has appeared with major symphonies, chamber groups, and international festivals, and is the creator of the acclaimed album Cello Soul.
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An accomplished author, Suzana has published the children’s series Little Wonders World, her memoir A Symphony of Kindness, and the upcoming inspirational book Shine On. She also leads a thriving cello studio and teaches students worldwide through her Virtual Cello Lessons.
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For each couple, Suzana crafts more than music—she creates memories. Her cello transforms timeless classics and modern favorites into a soundtrack of love, making your wedding day unforgettable and uniquely yours.
Kevin Chaney, violin
An active performer, Kevin Chaney has played with many orchestras including: Atlanta Opera, Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Pops, Macon Pops, Hilton Head Symphony, Tuscaloosa Symphony, Valdosta Symphony, Georgia Symphony, Albany Symphony, Capitol City Opera, and others to name a few. As a contracted violinist with Quality Concerts, LLC, he has toured extensively throughout the United States, Japan, and China on various concert tours. In addition to his extensive touring experience, he also plays frequently with many well known artists such as Sarah McLachlan, Josh Groban, Sarah Brightman, Gucci Mane, Rick Ross, Stephanie Mills, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and more. He also has appeared in movies and TV: Tyler Perry's Diary of a Mad Black Woman, Madea's Family Reunion, Joyful Noise, and TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress.
In addition to his active performance schedule, Kevin maintains a violin and viola private studio. Kevin is originally from Atlanta and received his Bachelor of Music and Master of Music Performance degrees from Georgia State University under the tutelage of Tania Maxwell Clements, Christos Galileas, and Michael Palmer.
Megan Hallam, cello
Megan Hallam began her musical journey at the age of 7, when she first heard Saint-Saëns’ Concerto in A Minor and immediately decided she wanted to play the cello. She credits her first teacher, Susan Patterson, with many fundamental performance and life skills. She later studied for several years under Janos Starker protégé Kathleen Kee (now retired from the ASO) before being accepted into the studio of Martha Gerschefski.
She was a 5-year member of the prestigious Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra, played regularly for many years with the Sandy Springs Chamber Orchestra (later renamed Orchestra Atlanta) and the Rome Symphony, and was a founding member of The Georgia Philharmonic. After over a decade with Ga Phil, she served 5 seasons as principal cellist before stepping down to a more relaxed position as section cellist and President Emeritus of the Board of Directors.
Ms. Hallam’s background in music includes both performance and management. She has extensive experience in event planning and non-profit operations, working in both the non-profit and private sectors throughout her career, much of which has focused on various aspects of music and fine arts. Outside of her many playing commitments, she maintains a small studio of private students and has spent the past 15 years as manager and cello specialist at Atlanta Violins.