Helen Naylor has recently been appointed Tutor of Harp at Lincoln Minster School, bringing the total number of prestigious public schools in her care to 2.
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Helen-Elizabeth Naylor - Harpist
Beautiful live music can enhance any wedding ceremony whether you are getting married in church or at a civil venue. Whether it be during the Signing of the Register, Ceremony, Drinks Reception or Wedding Breakfast, harp music creates the perfect ambience for all to enjoy. The magical 'fairy tale' sound of the harp is capable of transforming a special event into an elegant, emotional experience.
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- Helen-Elizabeth Naylor - Harpist
- Helen-Elizabeth Naylor BA Hons (Wales) has been resident harpist and harp teacher and sales manager at Clive Morley Harps Ltd since the year 2000. She studies with world famous virtuoso harpist David Watkins. Helen-Elizabeth has a thriving teaching practice of over 40 students stretching from Stourbridge in the west to Lincoln in the East, with a pass rate of 100% with ABRSM. She also teaches at St Anselms Preparatory School in Bakewell, Lincoln Minster School and Marlborough College Summer School. Helen-Elizabeth has performed in most of the leading venues in Derbyshire and Oxfordshire and is very popular for weddings and functions as both background entertainment and providing live musical accompanient for wedding ceremonies in both church and civil locations. Helen-Elizabeth has completed a winter season playing at the world's largest log restaurant in Luosto, Finish Lapland for Canterbury Travel. She also runs a Harp Ensemble of 13 harpists called HARPZ and also Junior Harpz a group of 8 harpists under 13. Repertoire is mixed ranging from classical, to modern popular and folk music.
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"The Celebrated Joseph Haydn in a conversation with Mr Sebastian Erard observed to the latter that most instruments struck the ear only, but the Harp touched the heart."
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Helen-Elizabeth Naylor - Harpist
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