The Occaisional Harp is a Darwin-based harp player.
Harp does something to a room that no other instrument quite manages, and this Darwin act builds on exactly that. Indoors or out, it suits the quieter parts of a day best: a wedding ceremony, cocktails, drinks before the main event, an intimate celebration where music should sit underneath the conversation rather than over it. The repertoire stretches from classical through to more familiar 60s and 70s material and Christian pieces. And where solo harp isn't quite enough on its own, a second player can join on flute, violin or cello, which fills the sound out without pushing the volume up.
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