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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Montreal | Wedding Music |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.
Duo Lyra Harp and Flute is represented online by Duolyra, the Montreal-area music service founded by harpist Olga Gross. For couples searching for Montreal harp and flute wedding music, the official site documents wedding ceremonies and cocktail receptions among the occasions it serves, alongside harp solo and ensemble formats.
This profile was last reviewed on August 12, 2026. Duolyra’s official website provides a current service description and a contact form, supporting an Active status. It does not publish a street address, telephone number, or a price list, so those details are left blank rather than carried forward from the older listing record.
Duolyra describes live music for wedding ceremonies, life-cycle events, cocktail receptions and corporate gatherings. The central instrument is harp, performed either solo or with other musicians. The official site specifically lists flute and harp, violin and harp, and combinations of flute and/or violin, cello and harp. It also notes that other options may be available on request.
The brand name on the official website is written as Duolyra, while the existing directory title uses Duo Lyra Harp and Flute. The two are aligned by the official site’s documented harp-and-flute offering and its description of the business as founded by harpist Olga Gross. The profile therefore keeps the established listing title while directing enquiries to the confirmed Duolyra domain.
The official home page says Duolyra performs in and around Montreal and can serve social gatherings in venues of different sizes. This supports a Montreal-focused profile, but it does not establish a fixed travel boundary, minimum booking length or venue list. Couples planning outside the city should ask whether their location can be accommodated and whether travel or transport requirements affect the quote.
The published formats may suit couples who want instrumental music for a ceremony entrance, signing moment, cocktail period or another quieter part of the celebration. A harp-and-flute combination is the most directly relevant option for this listing, while the solo, violin and cello combinations give couples alternatives to discuss when they want a different texture. The site does not state which ensemble is available for a given date.
A documented feature is the range of ensemble configurations: harp can be booked alone or paired with flute, violin, cello and, in a separate option, voice. The official site also publishes repertoire examples and says its repertoire contains hundreds of songs with additions made frequently. Olga Gross’s biography identifies her as a harpist and states that she has been pianist with the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal since 1996.
The practical limitations are evidentiary rather than negative. The site does not publish an address, telephone number, named flute player, standard performance duration, setup requirements, sound-system details or a complete booking policy. It also does not show live availability. Those gaps matter when comparing performers for a particular venue, ceremony schedule or guest count.
Duolyra says it can accommodate musical requests and publishes examples from classical, Broadway and contemporary selections, Italian music, Jewish music and chansons. The excerpts page includes pieces such as Pachelbel’s Canon, Bach/Gounod’s Ave Maria, Mendelssohn’s Bridal March and Mozart’s Concerto for Flute and Harp, as well as a selection of stage and popular repertoire. These examples are useful conversation starters, not a guarantee that every title is available for every ensemble.
For a wedding, it is sensible to identify the moments needing music before asking for a quote: guest arrival, processional, signing, recessional and cocktail reception can have different timing and musical needs. Couples with a particular song in mind should ask whether it can be arranged for the selected instruments, when the request is needed and whether it changes the fee. The official site says requests can be accommodated but does not publish request lead times or arrangement terms.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official Duolyra website does not list starting rates, package prices, minimums, deposits, travel fees, taxes, overtime charges or cancellation terms. Third-party price claims are not used for this profile.
Ask for a written quote that identifies the selected ensemble, the ceremony and/or reception time covered, travel, setup, breaks, taxes and any special-arrangement charges. If the plan includes more than one wedding location or an outdoor setting, ask how that affects the scope and total.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
The confirmed contact route is the form on Duolyra’s official Contact Olga Gross at Duolyra page. The page asks for a name, email address and message, and notes that JavaScript must be enabled to use the form. No public phone number or email address is shown on that page, so none is listed here.
A useful first message should state the wedding date, venue municipality, approximate timing, preferred ensemble, the parts of the day requiring music and any must-play selections. Ask whether the requested configuration is available before treating a date as held, and retain the agreed scope, payment terms and cancellation terms in writing.
Confirm the exact performing configuration. The site lists several harp combinations, but it does not identify which musicians will attend a particular event or whether a requested instrument is available on the date. If the listing is being booked specifically for flute and harp, make that requirement explicit in the enquiry.
Confirm the logistics suited to the venue. Ask about arrival time, harp placement, weather protection for an outdoor event, power or amplification needs, parking and load-in access. These points are not presented as requirements on the official site; they are practical details to settle with the performer and venue before booking.
Finally, confirm the musical plan: the songs for each ceremony moment, the number of requested pieces, whether a special arrangement is possible, the performance start and end times, breaks and the contingency plan for delays or rain. A written agreement should match the final quote.
The confirmed official website uses the name Duolyra and documents flute-and-harp ensembles, wedding music and founder Olga Gross. This profile treats Duolyra as the official web identity for the existing Duo Lyra Harp and Flute listing.
Yes. The official site lists solo harp, harp with flute, harp with violin, combinations with cello, and harp with voice. Availability of a particular format for a wedding date must be confirmed directly.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. Request a written quote for the chosen ensemble, timing, venue and any travel or special-arrangement requirements.
Use the contact form on the official Duolyra website. The page asks visitors to enable JavaScript; it does not publish a phone number or email address.
Website: https://www.duolyra.com/





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