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Wedding Revival in Yorkshire

After the quiet times necessitated by covid, I’m pleased to be providing beautiful harp music for Bride and Groom’s weddings at Easter and through Summer. I’m also playing Harp music for receptions in Yorkshire country houses, hotels and restaurants. Whilst the email contact details are correct, please phone 07949213071 to speak with me regarding Harp bookings.

Herb gardens rock!

A beautiful visitor drops in on my newly planted Lavender hedge.

Continuing my journey through 2016 (Part 3)

At a gorgeous Country Castle in Nottinghamshire one Saturday, I was unable to get anything to eat and after a long day, retreated to my car adjacent to the helicopter pad to eat what I had in the car. I was feeling hungry and a bit fed up but emerged more cheerful after eating something. It was the most wonderful cold clear night and I was delighted to stretch my legs beneath a magical starry sky. It felt like the stars had come out just for me!
To show my appreciation I sung back to them (in my head, exactly like the Judy Garland soundtrack) the whole song of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”.
The following day, at the end of a Sunday country walk with my daughter we turned the corner for home- to see a massive double rainbow:

A Harpist’s Year- Part 2

The unexpected can be the most fun. Like at an Asian wedding near Halifax. After playing for the dinner, I was invited to take my meal in the kitchen with all the catering staff (11 men and me, an interesting round table!) I had the opportunity to quiz the head chef about some of his delicious dishes- the chickpea/ fennel seed & greek yogurt concoction being my favourite. It was so yummy. I havn’t quite managed to replicate it yet, but I am still trying!

A Harpist’s Year- Part One

The intimate delights of a Medieval Hall to the grandeur of a Victorian Castle: in 2016 I got to experience it all- with the added joy of getting to play my lovely harp ring out amidst the beauty and grandeur. From a bustling Hindu wedding led by the Maharishi in North of Newcastle, to the English greenery of the sunny terrace at Stock Brook Country Club in Billericay, Essex, I have certainly covered a few miles this year. However for someone who likes to travel and see a little of the world, this is most certainly a plus.

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