Amelia Nieves

Dubuque, IA

$300-900

Travels up to 90 miles

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Overview

Looking to create an enchanting experience? Look no further! Amelia Nieves is a classical pianist and harpist looking to spruce up your events in the tri state area, from weddings to private parties i’m certain that I can make your event magical✨✨
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Mikayla K.

July 18, 2026
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Wonderful!

Amelia played for our wedding and her music was beautiful. We even requested special songs for walking in and going out and she was willing to learn them. The day was enhanced with her wonderful music.

Hired as: Harpist

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Booking information

Price range: $300-900

Languages: English

Gig length: 60 - 300 minutes

What to expect

When you inquire a service Amelia will provide you with a package list, simply pick what you need for your event and Amelia will handle the rest.

About

Amelia Nieves, originally from Rockford, Il is a classically trained pianist and harpist, styles include but aren’t limited to classical,pop/contemporary,jazz music. Throughout her early education Amelia has worked with many different ensembles ranging from solo to orchestral works. Amelia is currently seeking her undergraduate in music education at Clarke University in Dubuque ,Iowa where Amelia hopes to one day share her love and passion for music even further by teaching either secondary or collegiate level arts.

Additional booking notes

For events 2 hours + I do require 1 20 minute break to allow me to retune my instrument to ensure an optimal performance and sound quality.

Special Provisions for Outdoor Events:
These Special Provisions are to protect my harp from being damaged.  Thank you for understanding that I need to protect the investments that I have made.

1.  If inclement weather conditions prevail, an alternate site must be arranged.
2.  If inclement weather conditions make it impossible to complete they performance, Amelia shall nevertheless be paid the full contract amount.
3.  A hard level surface, such as a wood platform or concrete at least 4 ft. by   6ft, must be provided for the performance so that the harp will not tip over.  (Grass is not a level surface.)
4.  The performance location must be handicap accessible for harp transport.  For instance, no long hikes or climbs through muddy/woody areas.  A few stairs are fine, but Amelia may need assistance.
5.  If possible, avoid placing the harp in direct sunlight, a shady area is better.

Past booked events

June 2026

27

Saturday

Wedding Ceremony

2:30pm - 3:30pm

Galena, IL

Setup requirements

If outside Amelia needs to be providing with a platform at LEAST 4ft x 6ft.

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