Michelle Velvin is a harpist, composer and teacher living in Wellington, New Zealand. She has a special interest in writing harp music and performing New Zealand compositions. (Please find biography here)

Please enquire about starting harp lessons, or enquire about harp music to set the atmosphere at your upcoming wedding or event.


​ UPCOMING CONCERTS
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2021

Thursday 6 May
Te Hopai Private Event

12-15 May 2021
Giselle ballet

Tuesday 18 May 2021
Pōneke Classical Sessions
@Bedlam and Squalor
Duo Eolienne- Genevieve Davidson and Michelle Velvin

Saturday 22 May
Orchestra Wellington subs 1
Bartok Cantata
Orff Carmina Burana

Sunday 30 May 2021
Duo Eolienne at Moon Bar Wellington
Saxophone and Harp
Genevieve Davidson and Michelle Velvin
(Time TBC)

Saturday 12 June
Orchestra Wellington subs 2
Lizst Les Preludes

14- 17 June
Orchestra Wellington Opera 1

Wednesday 16 June
St Marks Lower Hutt Lunchtime concert series
Saxophone, harp and piano
Genevieve Davidson Saxophone
Ingrid Schoenfeld Piano
Michelle Velvin Harp

Tuesday 13 July 
Pōneke Classical Sessions
@Bedlam and Squalor
Ruby Solly and Michelle Velvin
'Tamira Pūoro' is a new duo featuring Ruby Solly (taonga pūoro, cello, vocals) and Michelle Velvin (harp, vocals).

Thursday 15 July
Te Hopai Private Event

Saturday 24 July
Chamber Music Concert
2:30-4:30pm
Details TBC

6-7 August
Classical on Cuba

Saturday 21 August
Orchestra Wellington Subs 4
Ravel Scherazade Overture
Ravel Scherazade
Rimsky-Korsakov Scherazade


Saturday 30 October
Orchestra Wellington subs 5
Rachmaninoff Rhapsody
Lutoslawski Variations

Saturday 4 December
Orchestra Wellington subs 6
Psathas - new work
Bartok Concerto for Orchestra


​More to come...
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Photo by Von Photography
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Duo Eolienne at Moon 20 December 2020 Michelle Velvin & Genevieve Davidson
Chinese Puzzle by Rebecca Clarke. Performed by Duo Eolienne, Genevieve Davidson and Michelle Velvin
NZSO Shed Series - at 17:20 Michelle Velvin's composition "Bones" is performed by Carolyn Mills
Tribute to NZ's essential workers, from New Zealand harp players around the country