Joan Steinberg Harpist

Joan Steinberg has been playing the harp for 25+ years for weddings, special events, corporate events and private parties.

Joan studied with Harpist Marilyn Costello at Temple University College of Music where she earned a Bachelor's degree in performance.

A gifted musician, she not only sounds wonderful and reads quickly but also can play practically anything you can hum by ear!

Joan lives in Northeast Philadelphia
with her husband, an organist, and her son who is also studying the organ; all in all a talented family!

She performs as a soloist or with other musicians: a flutist, a violinist, a cellist or all three!

Good harpists like Joan book quickly, so be sure to get your date as soon as possible to ensure her availability!

Anniversaries, Bachelor Parties, Bachelorette Parties, Banquets, Birthday Parties, Children's Birthday Parties, Celebrations, Christenings, Christmas Parties, Church Services, Clubs, Community Events, Conventions, Corporate Functions, Dinner Dances, Festivals, Fund Raisers, Funerals, Graduation Parties, Grand Openings, Halloween Parties, Picnic, Private Parties, Proms, Restaurants, Sweet 16 Parties, Weddings, Wedding Ceremonies, Wedding Cocktail Hours, Wedding Receptions...and more.

• Joan was remarkable! She was calm, cheerful and accomidating. Everyone loved her proformance. She even played Stairway To Heaven and all sorts of fun and classical music. We kind of can't have a party again with out her. Best of luck with your beautiful harp and famiuly Joan...job well done. To Gigmasters we send thanks as well for creating a site we can trust with professional people. Thanks Nicholas Falcone Marilyn Baez -- Nicholas F, Philadelphia, PA, 5/21/2011
• Joan was very accomodating to requests..she was on time and made the wedding ceremony a delightful experience. -- Maria L, Mount Laurel, NJ, 6/4/2011
• Joan is a beautiful harpist. She really made my ceremony extra nice with how she played the harp on my wedding day. I would highly recommend her to any bride or anyone that wants a harp played at a ceremony. -- Amie O, Roebling, NJ, 5/5/2012

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