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Musician & Builder

making music to hear and touch with custom harps

Jennifer's Albums

of Original Harp Compositions

Playing to Angels

Finding Our Sky

Now Then Forever

Thirty-one October Nights

The Lost Songs

Twenty-five Days of Christmas

Tied with a Silver Chain


Though involved with the Northwest Girls' Choir as a pre-teen, the sensual art of making music escaped Jennifer until her mid-thirties when Cris built her a lap harp and then an upright harp from scratch kits. Three albums of original compositions later, Jennifer's naturally analytical mind started to take apart the structure of various styles of harps. She now builds both raindrop lap harps in various themes -- solstice, steampunk, gothic -- and upright harps made from raw woods that she harvests from windfall and pruning. Jennifer calls this type of harvesting "harp hunting."


To the right are photos of harps Jennifer designed and scratch-built, including: A siren harp made from driftwood; a raindrop solstice harp with holly and ivy wood-burned designs; the ornate cut-out work of a maple tree on the back of an upright soundbox, and a solid maple trunk and branch, preserved in clear resin and bound with braided leather straps, that was mounted in front of the soundbox shown.


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[Top photo by Maxwell DiMarco, Jennifer playing her first harp.]

[Right-side photos by Jennifer DiMarco.)

[Bottom photo by Cris DiMarco, Jennifer in repose as featured in "1002 Nights Exotica."]