Leah has been playing harp for almost 30 years. She plays the large concert pedal harp, the smaller Irish or Celtic harp, and the very small lap harp. The largest harp that she owns is a Salvi Aurora harp, with a custom-made gold design on the soundboard. Her Celtic harp is a 38-string Egan harp, made in Italy. The smallest harp is a 22-string Eve harp, made by Stoney End, a Minnesota harp maker.

Leah maintains an active performing schedule, playing with big city orchestras (view PDF about the Charlotte Philharmonic Orchestra) and smaller ensembles, in addition to playing solo harp for recitals and concerts. She enjoys playing for special occasions including wedding ceremonies and receptions, anniversary parties, private dinners, etc. She will bring her harp to your home and her music will grace your home with elegance.

She is a member of both the American Harp Society and the International Society of Folk Harpers and Craftsmen.

She has taught harp for many years, both in private and group sessions. She has taught the beginning harp class for Irish Week, at the Augusta Heritage Center in Elkins, West Virginia. She also taught harp for 8 years at the Classen School for Advanced Studies in Oklahoma City, where she built the harp program into a performing harp ensemble with 14 members. She was also the harp instructor at the University of Central Oklahoma and Southern Nazarene University. In addition, Leah was the director and lead harper for the 15 member St. Patrick’s Irish Harp Orchestra.

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Harp Instruction:
Interested in learning how to play the harp? Learn more about Harp Lessons by Leah.

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