Ethereal Harp & Flute Duo for Missouri Garden Weddings
The delicate combination of harp and flute produces light, airy music perfect for garden weddings, outdoor St. Louis ceremonies, and springtime Missouri celebrations. This beautiful pairing creates ethereal atmosphere ideal for nature-inspired events.
Harp & Flute Duo
I formed the Flute and Harp Duo with Brooksie Collins in 2007, since flute and harp is such a natural combination of sounds and there is variety of music written and arranged for this kind of duo. Since our formation, we have enjoyed our friendship (you have to be friends, if you spend countless hours in the car together driving to weddings!) and playing numerous concerts, wedding ceremonies and other events together.
About Brooksie Collins:
Brooksie resides in Columbia, MO where she conducts sixth through eight grade bands at Smithton Middle School as well as teaching small group flute lessons. During her summer she plays in musicals at Arrow Rock’s Lyceum Theatre. Brooksie graduated with her Masters Degree in Music Education from the University of Missouri- Columbia.
Brooksie performed throughout the United States with the Buder Woodwind Quintet , as well as winning the state, regional, and sectional runner up for of the Music Teachers’ National Association in Chamber Music Competition.
In 2000, she was principal flute for MU’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble’s Australian tour which culminated in a performance in the Sydney Opera house. In 2000, Brooksie was also selected as second chair flute in the Missouri All-Collegiate Band. She was the conductor for the Mexico, Missouri Community band, and a performer in the Troy, Missouri and Columbia Community bands. She was a featured soloist with the Columbia Community band in 2008, performing the Chaminade Concertino.
Why Choose Harp & Flute Duo
- Light, Ethereal Sound: Delicate tones perfect for outdoor settings
- Perfect for Nature Settings: Complements garden and outdoor venues
- Springtime Ideal: Fresh, airy sound matches season’s beauty
- Daytime Ceremonies: Bright, uplifting music for morning/afternoon weddings
- Unique Combination: Distinctive alternative to traditional duos
Ideal For Your St. Louis Wedding
Garden Ceremonies
Light, airy sounds complement natural outdoor Missouri settings and botanical venues.
Springtime Weddings
Fresh, delicate music matches spring’s beauty at St. Louis area outdoor venues.
Daytime Receptions
Bright, uplifting sound perfect for morning and afternoon Missouri celebrations.
Outdoor Cocktail Hours
Provides elegant ambiance for patio receptions and outdoor St. Louis gatherings.
Popular Harp & Flute Selections
Ceremony Music
- Morning Has Broken
- Somewhere Over the Rainbow
- Can You Feel the Love Tonight
- A Thousand Years
Cocktail Hour
- What a Wonderful World
- Make You Feel My Love
- Here Comes the Sun
- Classical garden-inspired pieces
Outdoor Performance Considerations
For outdoor Missouri weddings, covered area recommended. Maria brings appropriate equipment and has contingency plans for weather changes at St. Louis area venues.
Book Harp & Flute for Your Garden Wedding
Create ethereal atmosphere with harp and flute duo. Contact Maria for St. Louis area availability and personalized quote.
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Listen to Harp & Flute Duo
Bridal March – Wagner
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Meditation from “Thais” – Massenet
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