The room can move from ceremony stillness to the ease of cocktails with Harmony Sounds, pairing harp and voice across both moments. Song requests are welcomed, giving you a direct way to bring a meaningful piece into the wedding. The wider repertoire spans opera, music theatre, swing, jazz and cabaret, with traditional and modern choices available. You can also consider vocals with piano or guitar, or expand the performance into a duo or trio with guitar or violin. This suits a couple who want contrasting sounds without losing one musical identity across the day.
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Harmony Sounds is a harpist who also sings, so you get the instrument and a voice over the top of it rather than one or the other. Requests are welcome, so if a particular song has to be in there, name it. The PA arrives with her. It suits a ceremony, a cocktail hour or a function where you want music with some substance to it but nobody needs to shout over the top.
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