Harp and voice for her Misa de Quince Años
Live music for the Mass, in English or Spanish, anywhere in the San Diego diocese.
The Mass is the heart of the day
Everything else — the hall, the vals, the photographs — comes after. A harp in the church turns your daughter's entrance into something nobody in the pews forgets, and Ave María sung live while she brings her flowers to the Virgin is the moment families still talk about twenty years later.
The moments that need music
- 01
La entrada
Your daughter enters with her corte de honor. Timed to the length of the aisle and the number of chambelanes, not to a recording that ends too soon.
- 02
During the Liturgy
Responsorial psalm, Alleluia, and the quiet moments between readings. Marsha knows the liturgy and plays it properly, in either language.
- 03
La ofrenda a la Virgen
The flowers to Our Lady, and the piece almost every family asks for: Ave María, sung live rather than played from a phone. Marsha has recorded it in fourteen languages — this is the moment the whole Mass has been building toward.
- 04
La bendición
The blessing of the medalla, the anillo, the Biblia and the rosario. Quiet underscoring that holds the room while the priest speaks.
- 05
La salida
She leaves the church to something joyful, and the music continues while your family gathers on the steps.
In English or Spanish
Marsha sings in fourteen languages, and Spanish is one she uses every week — at Masses, funerals, weddings and Quinceañeras across the diocese. Your family can choose the language for each piece, and mix them if that's what suits your household. Nothing needs to be translated at the last minute or approximated.
Beyond the Mass
Photographs after Mass
Live harp while your photographer works. It keeps a long session from going flat and gives you music in the background of every video clip.
El vals
Marsha can play the waltz live at your reception before the DJ takes over. A harp for the father–daughter dance sounds nothing like a recording through speakers.
Harp with additional musicians
Add violin, flute or cello for a fuller entrance. Marsha coordinates the players and the arrangements.
Packages
Everything above, plus the waltz played live at your reception.
A place to start
- Ave María (Schubert · Bach/Gounod)
- Las Mañanitas
- Amar es Entregarse
- Aleluya
- Pescador de Hombres
- La Guadalupana
- Canon in D
- Panis Angelicus
- Ave María de Lourdes
- Traditional processionals
Have a piece your family always sings? Ask early and Marsha will arrange it.
Common questions
Yes. Marsha sings and speaks Spanish and works in Spanish-language Masses across the diocese every month.
Almost certainly. Marsha plays throughout the San Diego diocese and is familiar with most parish music policies. If your parish has particular requirements, she'll work with your music director.
Yes — harp, bench and amplification where the church needs it.
Yes. Marsha plays the 10:30 Mass at St. Mary's in Escondido on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month. Come and listen — no appointment needed.
Many families search for a quinceanera harpist without the tilde — you have found the right page either way.