I’m a harpist based in Georgetown, Texas, and my love for the harp began when I was eight years old in Rochester, New York. What started as a childhood fascination quickly grew into a lifelong passion. Throughout high school and college, I performed as a soloist for weddings and community events and spent five years playing with the Rochester Area Harp Ensemble, experiences that shaped both my musicianship and my appreciation for how music brings people together.

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I continued my studies at the University of Buffalo and the University of Toronto, where I focused on solo repertoire and performed with orchestras and chamber ensembles. During this time, I developed a tension‑free, expressive approach to technique—something that continues to guide my playing today. Creating meaningful musical experiences has always been at the heart of my work, whether I’m performing at weddings, retirement communities, holiday celebrations, restaurants, or with local ensembles.

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I now make my home in Georgetown and serve as the Principal Harpist with the Williamson County Symphony Orchestra. I also perform as a guest harpist with orchestras, bands, and ensembles throughout Central Texas. I’m available for receptions, banquets, church services, and a wide range of social and community events in Georgetown and surrounding cities.

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In addition to performing, I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. This dual background gives me a unique perspective as a harp teacher. I approach lessons with compassion, helping students build strong technique while also learning mindfulness and relaxation strategies—especially helpful for those navigating performance anxiety. My goal is to help each student express themselves through the harp and play the music that inspires them, whether classical or contemporary.

Music has been a constant thread throughout my life, and sharing it—on stage, at special events, or in the teaching studio—continues to be one of my greatest joys.