Top Harpists in San Antonio

Hire a Harpist in San Antonio for your wedding, party, or event. Whether you're booking a wedding harpist to set the mood as you walk down the aisle or you need some beautiful harp music to accompany a drinks reception, you've come to the right place! Our professional classically-trained harp players can perform anything from pop covers to classical showpieces to create the perfect angelic ambiance at your event. Choose from our handpicked selection of the best professional Harpists now!
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Sonja Westberg

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Professional Harpist Sonja Westberg is available for weddings, special events & celebrations, offering a variety of classical, jazz, folk, and pop selections.

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Emily Oskins

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Emily Oskins is a classically trained professional Wedding/Events Harpist and Instructor serving Austin, San Antonio, and the Texas Hill Country.

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Nelda Etheredge

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Nelda Etheredge has been charming San Antonio for decades with her Harp. She can perform as Soloist, Duo (with Flutist or Violinist), or Trio (with Cello).

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of music will a harpist perform?

Harpists usually play music from a large classical-style repertoire. However, many harpists will be able to play a selection of pop music as well. Make sure to let them know ahead of time what kind of music you'd like them to play and they'll be more than happy to accommodate you!

How much space will the harpist need to perform? Do I need to provide anything?

Harpists need an area of about 2m x 3m to perform in. You will also need to provide adequate cover for them, to protect them from the sun/rain - the surface should also be flat, firm, and dry. Grass is usually a no-no, so if they are to perform on grass, make sure a solid mat is handy. Wet harp = sad harpist.

I want a harpist to perform at my wedding: which parts of the wedding should they play?

Most commonly, harpists will perform during the following parts of the ceremony: seating of the guests, entrance of the bride, signing of the registry, and the walk-out. If you want the harpist to provide music for the reception, make sure you tell them well in advance if it's at a different venue - moving a harp at short notice ain't easy!

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