Ginger Rose Harpist

Los Angeles, CA

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Travels up to 120 miles

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Overview

Ginger Rose Brucker is a prolific harpist currently based in Los Angeles. From classically trained harpist to rocking out on stage with grammy winner Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers, Ginger Rose has been performing and teaching harp for over 10 years throughout California. Ginger Rose is available to play for any range of events such as, weddings, church services, parties, concerts, background music, dinner parties, cocktail hours, funerals, holiday parties, tea parties, fundraising events, brand launch parties and more!


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