Amy Turk is a harpist working throughout England. She has more than a decade of experience performing at high profile concerts, events, functions, wedding ceremonies, and has toured extensively throughout the UK. Amy can play pieces from any genre or time period to suit the special requirements of the occasion.

Amy's fascination with the harp began when she was six years old, and from the age of seven she was fortunate to be taught by the charismatic Ann Hughes-Chamberlain, herself a pupil of the legendary Lily Laskine. From the very beginning, Amy won the hearts of her audiences with her passion and honesty, playing both at intimate gatherings and at large events. During her teens she became a junior scholar at the Royal Academy of Music, and won awards at numberous music festivals.

Amy is now studying for a masters degree at the Royal Academy of Music under Karen Vaughan, co-principal harpist with the London Symphony Orchestra. Amy accepts regular engagements as a solo artist, and her work includes orchestral and recording assignments in addition to special events.

Notable work and performances include:

- The National Trust Petworth Prom, an audience of 8000, with the Hindhead Harpists

- Royal Albert Hall with the Surrey Harp Ensemble.

- Harpist for Woking Symphony Orchestra.

-Selected as the only UK harp finalist for the YouTube Symphony Orchestra competition 2011, performing the Handel Harp Concerto (1st mvt).

- Performed alongside well regarded folk and contemporary acoustic artists including Julie Felix, John Renbourn, Robin Williamson, Thomas Leeb, Trace Bundy, Pierre Bensusan, Jon Gomm and Chris Wood.