If you’ve never been to Gustavino’s, you must. Some of the city’s most beautiful architecture is located underneath the Queensboro bridge. Who knew? Our trio performed and we were in awe of the space the entire time.
We had the chance to play flute, cello, harp trio on Sunday for a baptism party. It was a wonderful afternoon at the Jersey shore with some amazing music and awesome guests.
At our recent event we met NYC photographer Erik Ekroth. We fell in love with his photographs immediately. He took this photo of our setup - I love the highlighted blues. Check out his work (and hire him for your wedding!)
It was a busy night for us this Friday. After Battery Gardens, we went to Pleasantdale Chateau to surprise - our host - Freddie’s wife Gina. She loved her surprise and enjoyed an amazingly beautiful party that we were delighted to accompany. On our break we not only found an inside garden but a caricature artist as well as a palm reader. All this and we also performed from 7 til midnite!
Last night we performed at Battery Gardens as a jazz quartet. (We forgot to get a photo of flute!) From our performing spot we could even see the Statue of Liberty! Many thanks to Jim and Mixit 
We couldn’t resist the buffet table that Amy Atlas showed at the Wedding Party this weekend. It was sweet and purple - two of our favorite things.
We spent a glorious evening performing in the Petrie Sculpture Court at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Kristi and Nina played in the Hamptons for the launch of Amy Goldman’s book The Heirloom Tomato. Martha Stewart was a guest!
No matter what type of event you are planning, harp is always a stunning musical and visual addition. It can stand alone or accompany any ensemble.
In Riverside Park? Lovely…
