Patricia, a certified Suzuki teacher, welcomes all ages to her studio. Studying the harp is a valuable addition to the education of children as young as four years old. It will improve memory, develop motor skills, foster creativity, and build confidence in the life of the child. Click here for more information. For many adults, playing the harp is the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. It offers a creative outlet, a mentally stimulating activity, and proves to be a relaxing hobby for the adult beginner.

Harp lessons include learning to read music, musicality and expression, music theory, and technique on the lever harp or pedal harp. Studies may include different musical styles such as classical, popular, sacred, or world folk music.

Patricia’s desire for her students is that they accomplish their individual musical goals. Their goal may be to just play for their own enjoyment, to perform in public, to form lasting friendships and camaraderie by rehearsing and performing with other harpists of the Highland Harp Ensemble, or to work toward a career in harp performance. Students may reach their goals in the studio’s nurturing atmosphere. Please contact Patricia for additional information.

“I have known Mrs. Hager nearly my entire life and have always dreamed of having her play for me one day at my wedding. My dream came true, and I had the honor of having her play at my outdoor ceremony! Knowing what a talented and gifted harpist she is, I trusted her enough to select and play absolutely anything she wanted during the ceremony. It was such a lovely surprise! Her beautiful music and presence added the perfect touch to my wedding and I highly recommend her to anyone!” Christina Starey