Danses sacrée et profane
Claude Debussy — luminous, ceremonial, and endlessly requestable for recital and cocktail hours alike.
Music library
A living list of solo and event selections. Filter by genre, then write with a request — programs are tailored to the room.
Claude Debussy — luminous, ceremonial, and endlessly requestable for recital and cocktail hours alike.
Maurice Ravel — chamber brilliance for harp with a small ensemble of winds and strings.
Jean-Michel Damase — a signature French showpiece from Miller’s competition and recital programs.
G. F. Handel — baroque elegance scaled for ceremony, church, and early-music evenings.
Koji Kondo / The Legend of Zelda — Skyward Sword, arranged for solo harp.
Nobuo Uematsu / Final Fantasy X — a quiet, cinematic request favorite.
Yoko Shimomura / Kingdom Hearts — wedding and reception magic with a game-score heart.
ConcernedApe — pastoral warmth for brunches, markets, and listening rooms.
Taylor Swift — a rotating trio of contemporary ballads arranged for harp.
Billie Eilish — intimate, filmic pop that sits naturally on the harp.
Coldplay — a reception staple with a slow-blooming harp texture.
The Beatles — processional and cocktail-hour gold.
Kosma / Mercer — a standard that invites lyric improvisation and warm pedaling.
George Gershwin — songbook glamour for dinners and after-parties.
Édith Piaf / Louiguy — chanson color with jazz phrasing.
Bart Howard — swinging, familiar, and endlessly adaptable in tempo.
Joe Hisaishi / My Neighbor Totoro — Studio Ghibli as concert encore.
John Williams / Harry Potter — sparkling, instantly recognized.
Justin Hurwitz / La La Land — Los Angeles romance, scored for harp.
Howard Shore / The Lord of the Rings — folk-cinematic warmth for ceremony seating.