
Lavinia Meijer
Dutch classical guitarist Lavinia Meijer performs at Stichting Westvest 90 in Schiedam.
Lavinia Meijer (born 1983 in South Korea) is a Dutch harpist who was adopted at age two by a family in Gelderland. She graduated cum laude from the Utrecht Conservatory and holds a master's degree from the Amsterdam Conservatory. An exclusive Sony Classical artist, she performs worldwide - from Carnegie Hall to the Berliner Philharmonie - and her Philip Glass transcriptions, made with the composer's blessing, brought the harp to mainstream audiences. She is a recipient of the 2009 Dutch Music Prize and two Edison Awards.
Meijer releases the new album 'Unfolding Lines' in 2026.
Lavinia Meijer is on the line-up of the 1000 Strings Festival on April 18, 2026 in TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht.
In September 2024, her autobiography 'Vleugels van papier' was published by publisher Prometheus.
Meijer was chosen as 'Artist of the city Ede' and gives multiple concerts in her hometown during the 2024-2025 season.
In February 2025, Meijer was a guest on NPO Radio 1 to discuss the position of classical music in the Netherlands.

Dutch classical guitarist Lavinia Meijer performs at Stichting Westvest 90 in Schiedam.

Lavinia Meijer combines harp music with storytelling in an intimate GUO concert at the Lodewijkskerkje.

Classical guitar concert with Lavinia Meijer at the Bonifatiuskerk.

Guitarist Lavinia Meijer and the Alma Quartet present an evening of chamber music in Nijmegen.

Harpist Lavinia Meijer and multi-instrumentalist Reyer Zwart present a musical tribute to composer Philip Glass, featuring arrangements of his classics and works by Sufjan Stevens, Radiohead and others.

Cappella Amsterdam and harpist Lavinia Meijer perform Philip Glass's music in arrangements for harp and choir.

Lavinia Meijer and Reyer Zwart perform a musical tribute to Philip Glass on his 90th birthday.

Guitarist Lavinia Meijer and pianist Reyer Zwart celebrate Philip Glass with a selection of his compositions.

Guitarist Lavinia Meijer and pianist Reyer Zwart celebrate Philip Glass's 90th birthday with a programme of his compositions.