Music By Lyndsey

Once you complete your booking, we will work together to curate a song list for you that aligns with the music that you are envisioning for your event. Want general recommendations or for me to curate a set list for you? No problem! I also take special requests!

I will plan to arrive 1 hour before your preferred start time in order to set up, tune, and be positioned where the client prefers. If wanting amplification, I will need access to a plug where I am set up (this is highly recommended for outdoor events!). Please note that if the event is outdoors, we will need to have a backup plan in case of inclement weather. Additionally, wooden instruments are fragile and cannot be in direct sunlight for more than 30 minutes to an hour, so ideally instrumentalists should be placed under a covered or shaded area when playing outdoors.

Quotes are created by the duration of music requested, instrument(s) type, and distance traveled.

Lyndsey is an active harpist, violinist, and violist in the Fort Worth area. Lyndsey started Suzuki at a young age cannot remember many days without music. Some of her most recent achievements is playing with jazz legend, Smokey Robinson, in his tour to the Winstar World Casino in Oklahoma and again at the Fort Worth Stockshow in 2024! She enjoys teaching her private students at FunkyTown Music Academy in Fort Worth, performing in various ensembles and wedding groups around the area, and local symphony orchestras.

Lyndsey’s academic achievements include a Bachelor of Music Education degree to be awarded by Texas Christian University in December 2024.

Some of Lyndsey’s musical accomplishments include being a member of the TCU Symphony for 6 years. She was a six-year All-Region violist and advanced to all-area three consecutive times. She traveled to Aqui Terme, Italy, in 2017 where she performed in the Interharmony International Music Festival. Additionally, Lyndsey had the privilege of performing with 2CELLOS in 2018, Smokey Robinson in 2023 + 2024, and has also performed with the San Angelo Symphony Orchestra, Fort Smith Symphony Orchestra, and Sherman Symphony Orchestra.