Rooted in Celtic tradition, the harp offers elements of healing, beauty, and joy. In my own journey, I found solace in the harp’s melodies and gentle vibrations after a profound personal loss. It became a conduit for healing and renewal, allowing me to express grief and joy.

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Throughout my musical journey, I’ve studied alongside esteemed mentors and harpists including Jesse Autumn, Shelley Phillips, Justin Mosely, Portia Diwa, and the Santa Cruz Community Music School. As a lover of the arts, I am also a lifelong dancer and yoga practitioner. I’ve explored the realms of Feminine Archetypes and Dreamwork, drawing inspiration from notable figures such as Marian Woodman, Andrea Wells, and Evelyn Hall.  

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I have spent my professional life in service, working in a broad range of educational environments. I taught prenatal yoga, worked in Waldorf and early childhood education, and taught elementary grades. I worked in foster care and the juvenile justice system, addressing social, emotional, and educational needs of youth. As an educator and counselor serving young adults with special needs in Santa Cruz, I was a liaison in the WorkAbility and Transitions Program in Santa Cruz City Schools Special Education.

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I value giving back to the community of friends, teachers, and healing spaces that nurtured me. I offer the beauty of the Celtic harp to create a space for meditation, comfort, and joy for others – playing in spaces that honor life’s transitions and celebrations.

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With gratitude and love,

Nadine Gregg