Rita Schrimpf CMP

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Something magical happens when you hear beautiful music. It lifts your spirit, brightens your mood, inspires your soul and helps us heal.

Hi, I'm Rita Schrimpf! I play Celtic, traditional, some classical, and contemporary selections, as well as compositions of my own, on several stringed instruments: the Celtic harp, mandolin, hammered and mountain dulcimers. Each instrument has a unique sound and personality, offering a wide range of musical styles.

I am a mostly self taught multi–instrumentalist who is able to play lively, rollicking traditional music of a large folk group, renaissance music in a madrigal band, classical music with an ensemble, or the gentle, elegant music of solo Celtic harp. Often arranging my own music, I'm eager to share the joy of music with others – whether it's a fellow musician, private student, patient, or public audience.

I play music for a variety of events including ladies garden parties, formal dinners, gallery openings, weddings, retreats, services, festivals, celebrations, and other special occasions. I often collaborate with other musicians and vocalists and can be seen performing solo, with a band, folk clubs, or harp ensemble. Contact me if you're interested in having live music at your next event.

As a Certified Music Practitioner, I provide beautiful, soothing, therapeutic music for the healing benefit of patients to help relieve pain and anxiety during illness and end of life. See this page for more information about this unique and special ministry.

Be sure to check the schedule page for public performances where you can hear me play music for your listening pleasure.

Be inspired! Enjoy the music of Rita Schrimpf!


Be blessed by the gentle grace of beautiful music.





Music opens you to the sense of incredible beauty and wonder.
— unknown





After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.
—Aldous Huxley


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