The harp is always thought of as the most
beautiful of instruments, not just for its soothing sound,
but also for
its great visual appeal. A harp at any function lends an air of relaxed
refinement.
The harp is a very practical instrument.
It is portable, thus lending itself ideally to venues without
a piano,
or venues that are slightly different. Emma has played functions in
London Zoo and
on Brighton Pier!
The harp is loud enough to create an
atmosphere at a reception, without being intrusive.
Emma can also provide a flute and harp
duo, (ideal for larger venues and weddings) or a voice and
harp duo,
(ideal for cocktail parties, after dinner soirees and at wedding
ceremonies.)
Details upon request.
Emma Ramsdale has seven
years experience of providing music for a full range of corporate and
private functions. She has played for Royal receptions, private and
business dinners, weddings and
cocktail parties. Emma’s repertoire is
very extensive and has something for every occasion. If you
have a
special request she will try and incorporate it into her repertoire.
Emma is a very versatile musician. She
was classically trained at the royal academy of music and is
a busy solo
and orchestral harpist, working with orchestras such as the London
Symphony Orchestra
and English National Opera and broadcasting as a
soloist for Classic FM and Radio 3. However, Emma
is equally at home in
the west end, playing for the hit musical ‘Oliver’, or on Noel’s
House Party (BBC TV).
She has even worked in the pop industry, playing
in the band for Martine McCutcheon.
Venues include:- All London’s major
hotels, Hampton Court, Banqueting House, Mansion House,
St James Palace,
Blenheim Palace, the Royal Albert Hall, Lancaster House, Eastnor Castle
and Dover Castle.
She is the resident harpist at the Mayfair
Inter-Continental in Mayfair and has played for the Royal Caribbean
Cruise Lines and the Fred Olsen Cruise Lines.
Listen to samples of Emma's music; Sample
1 Sample
2
A
sample of Emma's Set List
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