Logistics: Compared to other live music options, a solo harpist takes up very little space—about 2 × 2 metres—while still delivering a full, rich sound. The harpist is responsible for the transport of her own harp, which means fewer moving parts for the client.  

Cost: Hiring a harpist can be surprisingly economical. It requires only one musician and no additional instrument rental (e.g., piano), keeping costs lower while still providing an elegant, full sound.

Look and sound: Live harp music adds a sense of elegance to any event. The visual presence of the harp leaves a lasting impression, and its distinctive sound is difficult to replicate, even with music streaming. A live harpist can also adjust the mood of the music to suit the moment.

I usually only play from my repertoire, but I’m happy to consider song requests made several months in advance if they are suitable for the harp.

The majority of my regular performances are at The Raffles Hotel for Afternoon Tea, with occasional performances at The Fullerton Hotel. I appear at these venues as a substitute harpist, so performance dates are not fixed. I am happy to share my performance dates upon enquiry.

Professionally, I only perform as a solo harpist.

I mainly play harp renditions of pop songs. Playing pop songs brings me joy. In my repertoire, I organize songs according to theme or mood, and I’m happy to mix and match songs across categories to suit your event.

Please reach to me via whatsapp or email to enquire about pricing.

Space: A harp requires about 2 x 2 meters of space. If there are steps leading to the space, I’ll need one person to help me lift the harp.

Mic-ing: If the venue is crowded and large, mic-ing may be needed. In this case, the venue typically provides the sound system and technician, who I am happy to liaise with.

Outdoor performances in Singapore can be tricky because the harp is sensitive to heat and rain. I'm happy to play outdoors if the setup is under shade and on a proper floor (i.e., not on sand or grass), and if there are contingency plans to move indoors if it rains.

I’m happy to discuss attire requests and will do my best to accommodate.