Angelina Egerton (previously Warburton) is an experienced and professional harpist in York. She has played for hundreds of weddings over the years and sets the perfect atmosphere for your Wedding Ceremony, Drinks Reception, or Wedding Breakfast.
Angelina provides harp music for weddings and other special occasions. Her extremely varied repertoire includes popular classics from the charts and musical theatre, a sprinkling of Disney and folk tunes, as well as classical repertoire.
Every wedding is unique, and harpist Angelina will create a personal playlist for your Wedding Ceremony. This includes your choice of bridal entrance music, background music for the signing of the register, and ceremony exit music. If there’s a song or piece that you’d like that isn’t on my song list, let me know and I will do my best to learn it for your special day.
From the moment your guests enter the Ceremony room, I will be there with my 47-string concert grand pedal harp.
I will provide elegant background music while your guests take their seats before the Ceremony. The beauty of harp music, aside from the gorgeous instrument itself, is that it is enough volume to set an elegant and intimate atmosphere, but not so loud as to interfere with conversation.
Following the Ceremony, I can move the harp to the Drinks Reception, and provide background music while your guests mingle. You’ll have your photos taken and everyone will be enjoying the day.
I can also provide background music for your Wedding Breakfast. Send me an enquiry to receive an accurate quote for harp music for your special day.
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I also teach the piano and the harp from my family home in York. More information can be found here about harp lessons in York. Click to read more about piano lessons in York.
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Photo credit: Olivia Brabbs Photography. Photos taken at York Hospitium.