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Harpist for Weddings and Events in Israel
Live harp for the chuppah and the reception – solo, with saxophone or with strings
Looking for a harpist for your wedding in Israel? Musicali’s harpist plays a large professional harp, all live, and brings one of the most delicate and moving sounds there is to the chuppah and the reception. You can book solo harp, harp and saxophone, harp with violinists, harp and cello, or any line-up you like – for weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, brit milah ceremonies and corporate events all over Israel. Musicali is personally managed by saxophonist Tal Rudovsky, with more than 15 years and over 1,000 events.
The harp in videos – solo harp and harp with saxophone
Harp for the chuppah
The harp at the chuppah is one of the most moving moments of a Jewish wedding: the bride’s entrance, the breaking of the glass and the walk out. You choose the chuppah songs in advance – Israeli, international or classical – and the harpist plays them in time with the ceremony. Want more power? Add a saxophone or a violinist to the chuppah.
Harp for the reception
At the reception the harp creates an elegant, relaxed atmosphere without taking over the conversation. The repertoire includes Israeli, international and mainstream hits arranged for harp, as well as classical pieces. Everything is played live, and on some songs a light backing track adds depth to the sound.
Harp and saxophone
A rare combination: the delicate harp alongside Tal Rudovsky’s warm saxophone. It is perfect for the reception and the chuppah, with quiet, emotional moments and moments with more energy. You can hear how it sounds in the videos above. More about the saxophone at weddings: saxophonist for weddings.
Harp and strings – any line-up you like
Harp and violin are a classic pair for the chuppah and the reception. There are no limits on the line-up: the harp can play with violinists, a violinist or a cellist from the Musicali team, you can add a saxophone, and build any ensemble you like – depending on the size and mood of the event.
Celebrating in Israel from abroad?
Many of our couples and families live in the US, the UK or France and fly in to celebrate in Israel. Everything is arranged in English over WhatsApp or a video call – the chuppah songs, the timing and the line-up. Read our guide: how to hire a wedding band in Israel from abroad.
Want to check if the harpist is available on your date? Fill out the form or send a WhatsApp message to +972-54-764-9630, and Tal will get back to you with the right line-up for your event.
Tal Rudovsky
Saxophone, DJ and Musical Bands
+972-547-649630
For a price quote, fill out the form
Frequently asked questions about a harpist for your wedding
How much does a harpist for a wedding in Israel cost?
It depends on the line-up (solo harp, harp and saxophone, harp with violinists or a larger ensemble), the length of the performance and the location. Send a WhatsApp message to +972-54-764-9630 with the date and venue and you will get a tailored quote.
Is the harp played live?
Yes. The harpist plays everything live, and on some songs a light backing track adds depth to the sound.
What kind of harp is it?
A large professional harp, with the same full sound you hear in the videos on this page.
Can the harp be combined with other instruments?
Yes, and there are no limits on the line-up: harp and saxophone, harp with violinists, harp and cello, or any ensemble you like with strings and saxophone.
What songs does the harpist play?
Israeli, international, classical and mainstream music – from chuppah songs to current hits arranged for harp. Tell us which songs matter to you for the chuppah and the reception.
Which events is a harp suitable for?
Weddings (especially the chuppah and the reception), bar and bat mitzvahs, brit milah ceremonies and corporate events.
Where in Israel do you perform?
All over Israel, from Be'er Sheva to Haifa.
We live abroad – can we arrange everything remotely?
Yes. Everything is arranged in English over WhatsApp or a video call: the chuppah songs, the timing and the line-up.