Cheryl Roeske Harpist 4.8 out of 5.0 4.8/5.0
Washington Sinfonietta Harpist
Silver Spring, MD 20906
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Cheryl expertly performs her repertoire on an exquisite gold Gothic harp. It's graceful curves and rippling harmonies bring serenity, elegance and romance to your event. The beauty of her music transcends language and cultural barriers as it speaks directly to the heart. She has performed for senators John McCain, Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton and other dignitaries. She is the harpist for the Washington Sinfonietta, the president of the American Harp Societies Washington D.C. harp chapter and has over 25 years of performance experience. Contact Cheryl to add beauty and elegance to your wedding!

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 A live musician is a "must" for a truly special celebration. Let Cheryl help you select music that suits your personality and style for a wedding ceremony you and your guests will remember forever.

Frequently Asked Questions for Ceremony Music
What ceremony music arrangements can you provide?
Instrumental - Solo
 
What instruments does your group play?
Harp
 
What is your usual attire?
Concert black is most appropriate unless the bride has a special request.
 
Do you offer live sample performances or CDs?
Absolutely, ask me for a free demo CD, my website also has music samples on the repertoire page.
 
How much time do you usually need for setup?
I always arrive at least 45 min before a ceremony starts to set up and tune the harp.
 
Do you charge for travel expenses? If yes, how much do you charge?
No charge for travel if the event is in the Washington Metropolitan area. Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC are all included in the fee.

Additional Questions and Answers
Do you do outdoor weddings? Yes, weather permitting, outdoors is a bit tricky the harp does need to be shaded from the sun. Obviously if it's raining it won't be possible to play outdoors, mist is also dangerous to the mechanism of the instrument.