Thanks for all your work. The harpist was EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was a pleasure to work with Marina and have her at our wedding. I will highly recommend her to anyone else that is in need of one. I also will recommend your service to everyone that I know.

Should we need any musicians in the future, I will be in contact with you.

Thanks,
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Nick HF Hildabridle
Crowe Chizek and Company LLC

Marina:
Wow! What a beautiful performance you gave this morning at the Kelley School of Business. It added wonderfully to today's event. Thank you so much for working with us.

Regards,
Pam Warden
Asst. Director of Development
Stewardship and Special Projects
IU Kelley School of Business

Dear Marina,
Your playing in the service was really beautiful, and there were lots of good compliments. I hope that you know how much we appreciated your beautiful music-making. Thank you so much for a memorable morning. All best wishes,

Marilyn Keiser

Hello Marina:
Thanks for your work with the Wind Ensemble this semester. You are a delightful young woman and a talented and dedicated musician. I appreciate the seriousness of your approach to the music. I would certainly be delighted to have you play with my ensemble again next fall as we prepare for our performance in Chicago in December.

All the best,
Ray Cramer
Director of Bands
Distinguished Conductor of IU Wind Ensemble

Hi Marina,
I just wanted to say what a great job.... thanks again for the invitation. I really enjoyed your performance, which was wonderful - poised and graceful. It was my first experience of the harp, and I'm very impressed. I took flute lessons for eight years in school, and I know how hard I found it to cope with just one note at a time ;o) I learned a lot yesterday - I didn't know that harps could have pedals, or that etouffes aren't just found in Cajun restaurants! But I also now have lots of questions.

I hope you enjoyed the recital as much as the audience clearly did. Sorry again that I wasn't able to congratulate you in person.

My best wishes,
Sandy Willmot.