Mostly through her own efforts, she was able to buy her first full sized concert harp from which she progressed to the one you see today - a magnificent instrument made by Pilgrim Harps at South Godstone in Surrey.

Margaret now works as a soloist and has given recitals at National Trust properties, has played at the City of London Guildhall, The Baltic Exchange and for many Weddings, Private and Charity Functions. She regularly plays at Penshurst Place in Kent wearing Period Costume and has also appeared on Meridian Television in a documentary for The Pilgrims' Way.

The Harp will will enhance any occasion, be it wedding, dinner, funeral, lecture/recital or charity event - it is the ideal relaxing background music.

Margaret says: "I try to play music to suit all tastes - from classical and traditional to old time favourites, songs from films and shows and more recent popular hits. The harp is a very versatile instrument and I am able to cover many musical styles. It is the ultimate romantic touch at a wedding and couples are delighted when I am able to play their 'special tune', as it gives an extra personal dimension to their wedding day".