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Nerys |
Nerys has performed for many years throughout Great Britain and Europe. A varied repertoire of classical, romantic, modern and folk music is heard to the best advantage with a full Grande concert harp. Whatever your requirements, Nerys can provide a sophisticated and relaxed ambience for all present The harp provides a perfect atmosphere for your wedding. At a civil or Church Wedding ceremony, music can be provided on the arrival of the bride, the signing of the register and the exit of the couple. Background music can be provided for the reception drinks or the wedding breakfast. If desired the couple are invited to listen and choose from a selection of beautiful harp music. |
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Meredith |
studied
the harp and celtic harp at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music
and Drama with Sanchia Pielou, a founder member and principal harpist
with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra for fifty years and regarded
as the “doyen” of the harp in Scotland. After highly
acclaimed performances of Mozart’s Concerto for flute and
harp, there followed an invitation from Scottish Ballet to join
the orchestra as principal harpist in 1985. Meredith has enjoyed
playing her harp for guests, from such prestigious venues as Gleneagles
Hotel in Scotland to the Hilton in Hong Kong, and is now very much
in demand as harpist for weddings, corporate events, private parties
and other celebrations. |
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In Paradisi / Vera |
Having
trained at music college, both Sarah and Vera are professional
musicians keen to not only provide a high standard of musicianship,
but also a comprehensive business service enabling your memorable
occasion to run smoothly. |
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Branka |
Branka is a professional, highly experienced harpist and her selection of music includes some of the well known popular and smooth jazz melodies, as well as the extensive repertoire of traditional Irish, Welsh and Scottish tunes. During and after the studies she was already working professionally as the principal harpist of the National Opera and Ballet Orchestra of Novi Sad and Belgrade. Whilst working in Bangkok, Branka appeared as a soloist with the Bangkok Symphony Orchestra and performed at numerous state occasions for members of the Royal Family. She also played at the prestigious Royal Ceremony celebrating the birth of the son of HRH Crown Prince of Thailand. |
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Karen |
Since
graduating with Honours, Karen has been working as a freelance
player with orchestras such as the Liverpool Philharmonic, Halle,
Northern Chamber, Northern Sinfonia and City of Birmingham Symphony
Orchestra. On a different note, Karen has taken part in backing
orchestras for Barry Manilow on Tour, Stars in Their Eyes Live
Final, and an episode of Channel 4`s Hollyoaks. She has been Harpist-in-Residence
at the Manchester Airport Hilton Hotel for six years and has previously
held similar posts at the Midland and Victoria & Albert Hotels |
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Christina |
has
appeared as a soloist throughout the country and in Germany and
the USA. She has premiered the solo works of a number of eminent
British composers and is the only player to have recorded Elliot
Carter’s solo Bariolage for Radio 3. She has worked with
many of the country’s leading symphony and chamber orchestras
and has toured with the Northern Sinfonia Ensemble performing all
the major chamber music repertoire. Christina was a founder member
of Sonor Contemporary Music Ensemble in the USA and is a member
of London Debussy Trio, Gemini Ensemble and Arpège. She
is also a Music Therapist working for the two hospices of Acorns
Children’s Hospice Trust |
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Amanda |
Amanda
is one of the most exciting young harpists in Wales today. Her
musicianship combined with a strong technique and a lively character
puts her in the front line of contemporary musicians. Amanda has
appeared on British and Japanese television, played on various
cruise ships and has also given a recital on an American radio
station. Other engagements have included playing for HRH Prince
of Wales, Reverend Desmond Tutu and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Amanda is at home playing a vast range of music - be it traditional,
classical, jazz or pop and is currently the resident harpist for
The Celtic Manor Resort in Newport. She supported Jamie Cullum
in concert in November 2004 |
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Catherine |
has
been providing music of the highest standard for special occassions
for over 10 years, she has performed at all the top London hotels
and many stately Homes such as Hampton Court, St James Palace etc.
Graduating with a Masters from the Juillard School in New York
she has forged an impressive career both in America and the UK
(where she now lives), playing with all the Major Ochestras - BBC,
London Symphony and The Royal Ballet to name but a few in the UK.
With a repertoire of background music ranging from favourite classics
to the great standards of Gershwin, the Beatles and the West End
shows, Catherine has delighted clients, not only with her natural
artistry, but also with her choice of music which always suits
the particular occassion. |
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Georgina |
Music
from Bach to modern day, forfunctions such as wedding receptions,
corporate entertainment, anniversaries etc. After studying at Trinity
College of Music, London, I then enjoyed regular engagements in
major hotels throughout the city including The Savoy, Cafe Royale,
Inter-Continental and the Criterion of Piccadilly |
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Rowena |
won
a scholarship to the Royal College of Music where she studied with
Daphne Boden and Marisa Robles. She was a finalist in the BBC Young
Musician of the year competition and Principal Harpist in the National
Youth Orchestra. She is a member of English Serenata with whom
she performs a wide range of chamber music. Rowena has toured with
Scottish Ballet, plays for the Moscow City Ballet and the Royal
Shakespeare Company. She has made an extensive study of 17th and
18th century harp and piano repertoire with pianist Oliver Davies
and gives recitals at Country houses. Rowena also manages to find
the time to teach and runs workshops for young harpists |
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Ruth |
After
gaining an Associateship to the Royal College of Music in 1996,
Ruth has undertaken an enormous amount of work. She has featured
as a soloist in works such as Rodrigo's Concerto Serenata, Danses
Sacree et Profane by Debussy and Mozart's Flute and Harp Concerto,
appeared at many prestigious venues from The Royal Albert Hall
and St James' Palace, through to Truro and Exeter Cathedrals. She
has been involved in a large number of opera projects and regularly
plays in a range of orchestral concerts as well as having played
at more than 400 weddings |
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Katherine |
In
1991 was awarded the Blue Riband in the National Eisteddfod, and
in 1992 she won the Nansi Richards Memorial Scholarship. Katherine
continued her studies at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama,
London. Following graduation in 1996 Katherine was awarded scholarships
by both the Welsh Arts Council and the Countess of Munster Musical
Trust which enabled her to continue her studies abroad with Edward
Witsenburg (Holland). In 1995 Katherine was awarded a Fellowship
to attend the Aspen Music Festival, Colorado, USA, where she worked
with Nancy Allen (New York Philharmonic). During her four years
at the Festival, Katherine had the opportunity to work with eminent
conductors from both America and Europe |
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Ellie |
Winner
of the Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists
2005 Eleanor was just fifteen when she made her concerto debut
at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, with the Academy of St Martin
in the Fields conducted by Daniel Harding. Eleanor is now one of
the most innovative performers in the UK, presenting her own compositions
alongside the classics of the harp repertoire. Born in 1982, Eleanor
started learning the harp at the age of five. In 1993 she began
her formal musical education at the Royal College of Music Junior
Department, studying harp with Daphne Boden. She she won many awards
there including the Freda Dinn and Ida Mabbett Prize and Gordon
Turner Competition |
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Janet |
Janet
is the renowned Harpist and Singer who is presently delighting
audiences worldwide with her music and songs.These j can be used
as part of a wedding ceremony or as background music during drinks
or a meal. Quality is assured as Janet trained at the Royal Scottish
Academy of Music. She has appeared on Radio and Television, gives
regular concerts, has made several recordings and has played for
Royalty. Repertoire is suitable for all tastes Classical, Popular
orTraditional and as this versatile performer often works with
other musicans, the harp can be combined with a flute, violin or
Northumbrian Pipes |
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Kirsty |
a
young freelance harpist whose varied work takes her across the
UK. She began learning the harp at the age of ten on a small instrument,
hand-made by her mother. After transferring to the classical concert
harp she won a number of awards and prizes, toured America as principal
harpist with the Hampshire Youth Orchestra, and gave several solo
recitals. She graduated in 2000 with a First Class Honour's degree
from the University of Manchester, where she studied the harp with
Eira Lyn Jones, and in 2001 went on to gain a Master's degree with
distinction, specialising in issues surrounding the harp in the
Twentieth Century |
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Sara M |
an
accomplished harpist who provides an exceptional service for special
occasions where her warm and harmonious music creates a magical
atmosphere. Sarah has played the harp for over 40 years and has
many years of professional musical experience and has in fact worked
with some of the most famous names in the industry. For Sarah it
was love at first sight when she saw her first harp. As a very
young girl, she was taken to rehearsals with her father when he
led the London Symphony Orchestra. She immediately fell in love
with the sound of the harp and her passion hasn't waned since!
The harp
still has a soothing effect on listeners and players today |
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