FAQ

Absolutely, but only under certain conditions. The instrument is very sensitive to weather and cannot be subjected to rain (or drizzle), sprinkler systems, and extreme heat or cold. Also, the harp can only be played on flat, level, and hard surfaces. 

Yes! If your sound is on, you’re probably listening to me play now, and an in-person consultation is always complimentary. 

The harp is an extremely resonant instrument, and the sound carries surprisingly well, even in outdoor spaces. For small to medium-sized events, amplification is not usually necessary. For large events or in spaces with lots of ambient noise (traffic, fountains, etc.), I routinely provide amplification at no additional cost. 

My fee depends on several different factors, including the type of performance, the length of performance, and the traveling distance. To inquire about your specific event, please contact me for a price quote. 

Yes! For most events, I play solo harp, but I would be happy to provide other musicians if you are interested in hiring a duo, trio, or quartet (violin/harp, violin/cello/harp, flute/harp, voice/harp, etc.).