Enchanting Harp is a Morgan Hill-based harp and piano performance service led by Larisa Smirnova, a professional harpist and pianist available for wedding ceremonies and special events throughout Northern California. Larisa performs across sacred, classical, pop, jazz, and contemporary styles, with a repertoire ranging from Bach and Mozart to the Beatles and Rihanna; she can also arrange duos, trios, or quartets upon request. Born and educated in Russia, Larisa holds a Bachelor of Music from Lipezk Igumnov's College of Music and a Master's Degree in Piano and Harp Performance from the Moscow State University of Culture and Arts, and has performed for hundreds of weddings and other special events in Northern California. Based in Morgan Hill, Larisa travels to Carmel, Monterey, Santa Cruz, Saratoga, San Jose, Palo Alto, Redwood City, Fremont, Gilroy, and many other locations in and around the South Bay, with further travel possible upon special arrangements. Couples highlight Larisa's willingness to learn custom song requests (including Studio Ghibli selections, Disney pieces, and Catholic mass parts), her reliable communication, and the atmosphere her live harp and piano performances create during both ceremonies and receptions.
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