Julia - Harps - Classical










Julia - Harps - Classical
Julia is a Melbourne-based classical and opera soloist performing a repertoire that incorporates diverse acoustic instruments. Supported by a professional background in music therapy, her performance work primarily utilises the harp alongside vocals to produce a cohesive acoustic environment. Her technical expertise informs her approach to original compositions and classical arrangements, combining melodic structures from multiple traditions. She provides performances that range from classical pieces to instrumental acoustic arrangements.
For live engagements, Julia provides live harp and vocal performances suitable for art galleries, music festivals and corporate gigs. Operating as a soloist, she curates varied setlists tailored to specific event requirements, including private functions and wedding entertainment. She supplies professional equipment suitable for small events, ensuring a streamlined setup for intimate gatherings. Her work focuses on connecting audiences through live classical music and carefully structured acoustic arrangements. To hire JULIA in Melbourne and regional Victoria, connect with Artist Bookings to source and arrange this talent for your event.
Instrumentation: Vocals, Harp
Music Genre: Classical
Size: Solo
Playlist: Julia
Hire For: Music Festivals, Festivals, Weddings, Private Functions and Corporate Gigs, Art Galleries
Equipment Supplied: Yes – suitable for small events only
Covered by the Artist Bookings 100% reschedule/replace/refund guarantee
Contemporary Professional P3, P4
“Hi Julia, thanks for performing at the ‘Youthrive’ Stage. Your music and voice are extraordinary - ethereal, mesmerising...so special. I have passed on all the positive feedback to the organisers and they listened well. I will make sure they have your details! Many thanks.”
“There were all sorts of events and artists performing at the festival, but I didn’t use the program. I just wandered where my ears and eyes were drawn. This was one of those times and places. Julia played beautifully and everyone was still, listening, and absorbing.”